(intransitive, archaic) To travel (somewhere) by posthorse or post chaise; to go (somewhere) as quickly as possible.

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

plural of block post

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

Exhibiting or relating to post-irony.

(graphical user interface) Belonging to user interface designs that move away from the traditional windows, icons, menus and pointer in an attempt to find something better.

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

plural of strainer post

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.