post meridiem
/ˌpəʊs(t) mɪˈrɪdɪəm/adverb
After midday; applied to the hours between noon and midnight. Usually abbreviated P.M., p.m., or pm.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in William Lilly (1602–1681), astrologer. From classical Latin post merīdiem after midday from post after + merīdiem, accusative of merīdiēs midday.
- punch-cutter
- punch-drunk
- punch-drunkenness
- punched card
- punched paper
- punched paper tape
- punched tape
- puncheon
- puncheoned
- puncher
- punchery
- punch forceps
- punch graft
- punch grafting
- punch-house
- punchifier
- punchily
- Punchinello
- Punchinello voice
- punchiness
- punching bag
- punching ball
- punching block
- punching match
- punching press