Afterpeak
the extreme part of the interior of a hull, especially that part below the water immediately forward of the sternpost (opposed to ).
noun
(nautical) the sp-ce behind the aftermost bulkhead, often used for storage
Read Also:
- Afterpiece
a short dramatic performed a featured play. historical examples there was an afterpiece to the play; what had very nearly been a tragedy developing into something resembling a farce. the cradle of mankind w.a. wigram she did not act in the afterpiece, and g-dolphin escorted her home to the inn. g-dolphin, complete edward bulwer-lytton as […]
- After-ripening
biochemical or physical changes that occur in a dormant seed to ensure germination and in fruits after harvesting. the period during which this occurs. noun (botany) the period of internal change that is necessary in some apparently mature seeds before germination can occur
- Afterschool
for students and taking place after they finish their day in school, usually in the late afternoon: he’s looking for an afterschool job. is there afterschool tutoring in math? contemporary examples “i thought they had a good relationship,” a teacher who had the boy in an afterschool program remembers. why epilepsy, not henry wachtel, is […]
- Aftersensation
an afterimage. noun another word for afterimage aftersensation af·ter·sen·sa·tion (āf’tər-sěn-sā’shən) n. a sensory impression, such as an afterimage or aftertaste, that persists after the stimulus has ceased to act. also called afterimpression.
- Aftershaft
a supplementary feather, usually small, arising from the underside of the base of the of certain feathers in many birds. the of such a feather. historical examples only in the c-ssowary and emu among adult birds is the aftershaft as large as the main shaft. encyclopaedia britannica, 11th edition, volume 10, slice 2 various noun […]