postliminy
/ˌpəʊs(t)ˈlɪmɪni/Law
noun
Roman Law. The right of a banished person or captive to resume civic privileges and former rights on return from exile ( historical in later use). Hence International Law : the restoration to their former status of persons and things taken in war.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Phillips (b. 1630), writer and biographer. From classical Latin postliminium postliminium; compare -y.
- what do (or would) you say
- what do you know (about that)?
- what do you think this is—bush week?
- what-d'you-call-it (or what's-its-name)
- whate'er
- whatev
- whatever
- whatever next
- whatevs
- what for?
- what fun!
- what gives?
- what goes around comes around
- what if ——?
- what is he (or she etc.) like?
- what is more
- what makes someone tick
- what matter?
- what next
- what next (or whatever next)
- whatnot
- what of it?
- what of ——?
- what planet are you on?
- what possessed you?