post

post: post vt: to put up (as bond)

post bail

post: I noun appointment, berth, billet, business, capacity, career, charge, commission, department, employment, field, function, incumbency, job, line, locus, means of livelihood, munus, occupation, office, place, position, profession, pursuit, service, situation, station, task, undertaking, vocation, work II verb advertise, announce publicly, bestow, call public attention to, circulate, communicate, convey, deliver, dispose of, distribute, give away, give forth, give out, give public notice of, impart, issue, issue a statement, make known, make public, offer to the public, pay, present, print, proclaim, publish, put up a sign, report, spread, spread abroad associated concepts: post a notice, post bail III index annunciate, appointment (position), bond (secure a debt), book, calling, career, convey (communicate), dispatch (send off), employment, enter (record), induct, inform (notify), inscribe, issue (publish), itemize, location, notify, office, organ, pawn, pledge (deposit), position (business status), pursuit (occupation), record, register, role, seat, send, set down, situation, stand (witness' place in court), standpoint, title (position), trade (occupation), work (employment)

post: n.

(1) Mail; letters and packages and the system that delivers them.

(2) A job; an assigned duty or position, such as that held by a soldier.

(3) A military base.

v.

(1) To mail a letter or package.

(2) To hang a sign or notice in some public place, such as a sign warning away trespassers from property.

(3) To enter an amount in a bookkeeping ledger; to accept a negotiable instrument, pay it, and record the payment.

(4) To furnish bail.

adv.

(Latin) After.

post: 1) To place a notice prominently. For example, employers are required to post notices about employee rights in a conspicuous location.

2) To mail.

3) To record a payment on a particular date. For example, when you pay a credit card bill, your next statement will show you the date payment was "posted to your account."

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post: USA

To pledge. Often used in the context of margin or collateral.

post: v. Latin After. After in time, order, or position; behind.

See also ante.

post: After; later.

post: v.

   1) to place a notice on the entrance or a prominent place on real property, such as a notice to quit (leave), pay rent or of intent to conduct a sheriff's sale, which requires mailing of a copy to the occupant to complete service of the notice.

   2) to place a legal notice on a designated public place at the courthouse.

   3) a commercial term for recording a payment.

   4) to mail.

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Synonyms:

Pillar, column, support, Place, station, set, put, fix, establish / Station, position, seat, Placard, advertise, announce, make known, blaze abroad, spread abroad / Office, employment, place, situation, station, Stigmatize (by public notice), vilify, brand, defame, disgrace / Messenger, intelligencer, mercury, Put in the ledger, carry to the ledger / Postman, courier, letter-carrier, express, mail-carrier, Mail, put in the mail, put in the post-office / Mail / Speed, haste, hurry, despatch

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