n. Glow remaining after its source has disappeared.

n. Life after death.

n. - consequences, esp. Unpleasant (aftermath of war).

- new grass growing after mowing. [from *after, math mowing]

n. Time from noon or lunch-time to evening.

adv. (brit. Afterwards) later, subsequently. [old english: related to *after, *-ward]

v. (-ting) 1 make worse or more serious.

- annoy. aggravation n. [latin gravis heavy]

—n. - sum total, amount assembled.

- crushed stone etc. Used in making concrete.

- rock formed of a mass of different particles or minerals. —adj. Combined, collective, total. —v. (-ting) 1 collect, combine into one mass.

- colloq. Amount to.

- unite. in the aggregate as a whole. aggregation n. Aggregative adj. [latin grex greg- flock]

n. Person or party that attacks without provocation.

adj. Having a grievance. [french: related to *grief]

adj. - pleasing, pleasant.

- willing to agree. agreeably adv.