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postsnoun1pl. of postchiefly British communications or parcels sent or carried through the postal systemthe post always comes at tea time correspondences, mails, matters, parcel posts, snail mail airmails, airposts, certified mails, registered mails, rural deliveries, rural free deliveries, special deliveries, special handlingsdirect mails, junk mails, mailerscards, dispatches, epistles, letters, messages, missives, notes, postal cards, postcards, printed mattersbundles, packages, shipments a specific task with which a person or group is chargedselling lemonade was my post at the church fair assignments, briefs, businesses, charges, details, jobs, missions, operations burdens, chores, duties, needs, obligations, offices, requirements, responsibilitieserrands, labors, workscommitments, pledges, promisesappointments, commissions, designations, nominationscompulsions, constraints, restraints the place where someone is assigned to stand or remainhe wisely stayed at his post during the emergency positions, quarters, stations assignments, briefs, businesses, charges, details, jobs, operations an assignment at which one regularly works for payshe's held a number of teaching posts at local colleges appointments, berths, billets, capacities, connections, functions, jobs, places, positions, situations businesses, employments, employs, occupations, professionsworksoffices, spotscallings, pursuits, trades, vocationslines, racketsengagements, gigslivelihoods, livingscareers, lifeworks, practices(also practises)duties, missions, postings, services, tasks avocationsunemployments an upright shaft that supports an overhead structurehung the hammock between a tree and a post in the fence postsverb1present tense third-person singular of postto affix (as a notice) to or on a suitable placethe student organizations generally post their announcements on the campus bulletin board placards nails, plasters, tacks (up)advertises, announces, bills, blazes, broadcasts, calls, declares, proclaims, promulgates, publicizes, publishes removes, takes down to make known openly or publiclyposted the students' grades advertises, announces, annunciates, blares, blazes, blazons, broadcasts, declares, enunciates, flashes, gives out, heralds, placards, proclaims, promulgates, publicizes, publishes, releases, sounds, trumpets barks, calls (off or out), criesbillboards, bills, bulletins, gazettes(chiefly British)knells, rings, tollsblurbs, features, pitches, plugs, promotes, puffsdisseminates, spreadsdiscloses, divulges, introduces, kithes(chiefly Scottish), manifests, reports, reveals, showsadvises, apprises, hands down, informs, notifiescommunicates, imparts, intimates beats the drum (for or about), runs with conceals, hushes (up), silences, suppresses, withholdsrecalls, recants, retracts, revokes to assign to a place or positionthe police are planning to post an officer outside the hospital room of the witness details, stations setsappointsplaces, positions to send through the postal systembe sure to post the letter this afternoon mails airmails, franksaddresses, consignsdirects, dispatches, forwards, remits, routes, ships, transmits, transportsregisters gets, receives |