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-post

-post suffix: forming nouns that denote a type of Internet post.

Suffix

-post (noun-forming suffix, plural -posts)

  1. (Internet) Forming nouns that denote a type of Internet post.
    • agenda + -post → agendapost (“post promoting a political agenda”)
    • Mike + -post → Mikepost (“post about someone named Mike (a politician, fictional character etc.)”)
  2. (Internet) Forming verbs that denote making a type of Internet post.
    • horny + -post → hornypost (“to make lustful posts”)
    • sad + -post → sadpost (“to make sad posts”)

Forms of -post

plural-posts
third-person singular present-posts
present participle-posting
past participle-posted
past-posted

Origin of -post

From post.

Questions about -post

What does -post mean?
-post means forming nouns that denote a type of Internet post.
What part of speech is -post?
-post is a suffix.

Words near -post in the dictionary

  1. -poly
  2. -ponics
  3. -poo
  4. -pore
  5. -poride
  6. -post
  7. -posted
  8. -posting
  9. -posts
  10. -pot
  11. -pr-

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