| Definition | Word | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Male letter carrier | Postman | 98%
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| To put off until later | Postpone | 90%
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| A Masters student, for example | Postgrad | 85%
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| One's backside | Posterior | 79%
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| The straightness of one's back | Posture | 78%
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| Autopsy | Postmortem | 72%
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| This comes after the end of a letter | Postscript | 57%
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| To put a future date on a check, for example | Postdate | 56%
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| After surgery | Postop | 54%
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| The playoffs | Postseason | 52%
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| For the mother, after birth | Postpartum | 50%
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| It indicates the time and place of mailing | Postmark | 46%
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| Academic research or study after a Phd | Postdoc | 42%
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| ASAP | Posthaste | 39%
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| After sex | Postcoital | 37%
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| Film editing done after shooting is complete | Postproduction | 33%
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| Related to late 20th century academic theory | Postmodern | 32%
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| To assume for the sake of argument | Postulate | 32%
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| After death | Posthumous | 26%
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| Future generations | Posterity | 19%
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