pomeridian
/ˌpəʊmɪˈrɪdɪən/adjective
Literary. Of or relating to the hours after midday; belonging to the afternoon. Frequently (and in earliest use) poetic as postpositive. Compare postmeridian. Occasionally also as noun: = postmeridian. Now rare.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Rolland (fl. 1528–1580), poet. From classical Latin pōmerīdiānus, variant of postmerīdiānus. Compare Italian pomeridiano.
- love-hatred
- love heart
- love-in
- love-in-a-mist
- love-in-a-puzzle
- love-in-idleness
- love interest
- love is blind
- love-juice
- lovekin
- lovekins
- love-knot
- Lovelace, Ada
- Lovelace, Richard
- Loveland
- loveless
- lovelessly
- lovelessness
- love letter
- love-lies-bleeding
- love life
- lovelify
- lovelifying
- love-light
- lovelily