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post-entry

post-entry noun: an additional entry of merchandise at a custom house.

Noun

post-entry (plural post-entries)

  1. An additional entry of merchandise at a custom house.
  2. A competitor, such as a horse in a race, that is entered late.

Forms of post-entry

pluralpost-entries

Origin of post-entry

From post- + entry.

Questions about post-entry

What does post-entry mean?
Post-entry means an additional entry of merchandise at a custom house.
What part of speech is post-entry?
Post-entry is a noun.
What is the plural of post-entry?
The plural of post-entry is post-entries.

Words near post-entry in the dictionary

  1. post-dynastic
  2. post-ejaculatory
  3. post-election
  4. post-electoral
  5. post-entries
  6. post-entry
  7. post-epidemic
  8. post-exilic
  9. post-exposure prophylaxes
  10. post-exposure prophylaxis
  11. post-factual

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