LATER
ADJECTIVES/ADVERBS
1000 — AFT later, afterwards → obs.
1000 — SITHEN afterwards, later → obs.
1200 — SITHRE at a later time; subsequently → obs.
1377 — SITHENCE afterwards, later → obs.
1400 — SUINGLY in order; hence, subsequently, afterwards, later → obs.
1548 — LATERMORE later, last → obs.
1593 — ELDER pert. to a more advanced period of life; later → obs.
1950 — ALLIGATOR later → Brit. rhyming sl.
1985 — OSCAR SLATER later → Sc. rhyming sl.
1997 — AFTERLATER later → US sl.
1999 — CHRISTIAN SLATER later → UK rhyming sl.
NOUNS
1546 — FURTHER OF THE DAY a later hour → obs.
1587 — AFTERNESS a being later or subsequent in time
1674 — LATTERNESS the condition of being later or subsequent → obs.
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