Post (the prefix not the cereal brand)
A test at the end of a unit. (postwar, posttest, prepare)
What is posttest?
The time of day between noon and evening. (aftertaste, afterword, afternoon)
What is afternoon?
Of an era before recorded history. (foretell, prehistoric, posttest)
What is prehistoric?
Period before regular league games begin (postseason, preseason, afterthought)
What is a preseason?
What is afternoon?
To date anything later than the actual date. (postseason, prefix, postdate)
What is postdate?
Flavor left in the mouth after food or drink. (afterword, postdate, aftertaste)
What is aftertaste?
Workman in charge of a department. (preposition, foreman, afterthought)
What is a foreman?
Period following the regular schedule in sport. (postseason, preseason, afterword)
What is the postseason?
Come before or go before (postpone, afterword, precede)
What is precede?
A time of peace after a long period of battles. (postwar, preface, postdate)
What is postwar?
Something done or considered later. (afterword, afterthought, precede)
What is an afterthought?
A syllable in front of a root word. (postpone, prefix, afterword)
What is a prefix?
Precaution or planning in an action. (afterthought, forethought, posttest)
To predict what will happen in the future. (posttest, foretell, afterthought)
What is foretell?
Period following the regular schedule in sports. (postdate, postseason, afterthought)
What is postseason?
Information at end end of a book. (afterword, afternoon, prehistoric)
Male ancestors, founders (forefather, postwar, aftertaste)
What is a forefather?
Something done or considered later (afterthought, forethought, posttest)
What is an afterthought?
A word expressing a noun's relation to another word. (postpone, afterword, preposition)
What is a preposition?
To put off until another time. (postpone, postdate, postwar)
What is postpone?
Mint leaves a fresh __ in my mouth.
What is aftertaste?
Seeing ahead, planning for the future (foresight, preseason, postseason)
What is foresight?
2 parter: 1 To get make or get ready or to arrange. 2 To put off until another time (foreword, postpone, prepare)
2 What is postpone?
To date anything later than the actual date (precede, postdate, afterword)
What is postdate?