afterhand
/ˈɑːftəhand/ /ˈaftəhand/adverb
Afterwards, subsequently; after the event. Now Scottish and US.
- In modern US usage typically in contrast with beforehand, and probably representing a separate development..
Origin
Late Middle English. From after + hand. Compare after the hand, beforehand, behindhand.
- Orange procession
- orange quarter
- orangequit
- orange-red
- Orange River
- orange-root
- orange roughy
- orangery
- orange sallow
- grand monde
- grandmother
- grandmother chair
- grandmother clock
- grandmotherhood
- grandmother-in-law
- grandmotherism
- grandmotherless
- grandmotherly
- grandmother's chair
- grandmother's footsteps
- grandmum
- Grand National
- grand-nephew
- grandness
- grand-niece