Webster's Dictionary 1806

1891

Possessor

Possessorn.an owner, master, proprietor, keeper

1892

Posset

Possetn.milk curdled with beer, or wine

1893

Posset (2)

Possetv.t.to curdle, break, turn, change, alter

1894

Possibility

Possibilityn.a possible state or thing

1895

Possible

Possiblea.having the power to be or do, likely

1896

Possibly

Possiblyad.by any power perhaps, probably

1897

Post

Postn.a messenger, office, place, piece of timber, a species of paper, letter paper

1898

Post (2)

Postv.to hasten, station, put, expose, delay, carry accounts to a ledger

1899

Post-Office

Post-officen.a place where letters are delivered for conveyance, or received from a distance

1900

Postage

Postagen.money paid for letters sent by the post

1901

Postboy

Postboyn.a boy who carries letters, a driver of a chaise

1902

Postchaise

Postchaise, [ch ask sh]n.a light body-carriage

1903

Postdate

Postdatev.t.to date later than the just time

1904

Postdiluvian

Postdiluviana.living or being after the flood

1905

Postdiluvian (2)

Postdiluviann.a person that lived after the flood

1906

Poster

Postern.a person who travels hastily, a courier

1907

Posterior

Posteriora.following, placed after, later

1908

Posteriority

Posteriorityn.the state of being posterior

1909

Posteriors

Posteriorsn. pl.the hinder parts, the breech

1910

Posterity

Posterityn.succeeding generations, offspring

1911

Postern

Posternn.a small back gate, a little door

1912

Postexistence

Postexistencen.future or later existence, future life

1913

Postfix

Postfixn.suffix, something added at the end

1914

Posthackney

Posthackneyn.a hired posthorse, a jade

1915

Posthaste

Posthasten.full speed;ad.very fast or quick

1916

Posthorse

Posthorsen.a horse kept to ride post with

1917

Posthouse

Posthousen.a house kept to take in letters