afters

/ ˈɑːftəz /

noun

1. informal.
   dessert; sweet
2. slang.
   a confrontation or physical violence between football players immediately after they have been involved in a challenge for the ball

Example Sentences

“People have seen design shows before, with beautiful befores and afters,” says Jonathan.

From The Daily Beast

As for afters, forget a grotty gym shower and leaping into your street-clothes: the post-workout is as much fun as the class.

From The Daily Beast

Every little stone bes worth more nor all the fore-and-afters on the coast.

From Project Gutenberg

Such in-and-in fore-and-afters that their booms won't stay guyed-out, even after you've been at the pains to use a hawser.

From Project Gutenberg

You wanted looking afters just fancy, nosing around a dug-out and not taking any bombs.

From Project Gutenberg

The fore and afters were the ropes secured to the side corners, and they, on being hauled taut and belayed, held it out square.

From Project Gutenberg

A fleet of fore-and-afters at anchor has its own slender graciousness.

From Project Gutenberg