Definition after- in British English

a after your own heart (phrase) accessory (noun) after (adverb, preposition, conjunction) after a fashion (phrase) after all (phrase) after dark (phrase) after hours (phrase) after tax (phrase) after the event (phrase) after the fact (phrase) after the fashion of (phrase) after you (phrase) after- (prefix) after-effects (noun) after-hours (adjective, adverb) after-school (adjective) afterparty (noun) ask after (phrasal verb) be after someone’s blood (phrase) call after (phrasal verb) clean up after (phrasal verb) clear up after (phrasal verb) close the stable door after the horse has bolted (phrase) come after (phrasal verb) day after day (phrase) etc (phrase) get after (phrasal verb) go after (phrasal verb) hour hour (phrase) in after years (phrase) inquire after (phrasal verb) just (phrase) live happily ever after (phrase) look after (phrasal verb) looked-after (adjective) make after (phrasal verb) model on (phrasal verb) month after month (phrase) morning-after pill (noun) name after (phrasal verb) night after night (phrase) one after another (phrase) one thing after another (phrase) pick up after (phrasal verb) quarter (noun) run after (phrasal verb) run around after (phrasal verb) sought-after (adjective) style after (phrasal verb) take after (phrasal verb) the day after tomorrow (phrase) the etc after (phrase) the etc after next (phrase) throw good money after bad (phrase) tidy up after (phrasal verb) time after time (phrase) wise after the event (phrase) year after year (phrase)