n. a pole or stake placed upright in the ground to mark or support something. v. 1 to attach to a wall or other surface; 2.to announce with a sign or poster.
The fence post is white.
The fence post is white.
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Who was the package at the post office for?
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The lamp post marks the border between what two places?
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To what post did Jon appoint Alanna?
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Where did Anastasia's mother suggest that she post her resume?
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How many letters does the post office have?
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What document did Dr. Fell post to the caste wall?
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Where does Ari post the advertisement for the job at the bakery?
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What picture did Nolan post to get the tagger angry?
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Why does Marvin's dad paint the fence post once a year?
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To what post did President Rutherford B. Hayes appoint Frederick?
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How is the alphabet like post office?
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Where did Mrs. Bindergarten take the class after they visited the post office?
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What was the point of the blog post that mentioned dirt, burping, and barfing?
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What video did Finch post on Facebook?
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affix; stick on; picket; stake; proclaim
without support
1 syllables
post
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