(Australian rules football) One of a pair of shorter outer posts at either end of the field; a ball kicked between a behind post and a goal post scores one point.

plural of behind post

(basketball) The low post area area on a basketball court.

(obsolete) The day on which the post is to be collected, or delivered.

A sturdy post, situated at one end of a post and wire fence, that takes the major tension of the wires.

(informal, chiefly Britain) A female postal worker.

(politics) After the dynasties.

(rail transport) In signalling, a signal box at one end of a block section.

plural of block post

Exhibiting or relating to post-irony.