back matter
noun
The supplementary material which follows the main text in a book, such as the index, bibliography, appendices, etc.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William Savage (1770–1843), printer and engraver.
- non-attached
- non-attachment
- non-attendance
- non-attender
- non-attributable
- non-attributably
- non-automatic
- non-availability
- non-avian
- nonbacterial
- nonbank
- non-barbiturate
- non-baryonic
- non-basic
- non-being
- non-belief
- non-believer
- non-believing
- non-belligerence
- non-belligerent
- non-binary
- non-biodegradable
- non-biological
- non-biologically
- flatboat