Pronunciation: /ˈæftərˌɡaɪz/
noun a plural noun referring to a group of individuals who come after or follow others
A1 Afterguys are the people who come later.
A2 I always hang out with the afterguys at the party.
B1 The afterguys usually stay behind to clean up after the event.
B2 The afterguys are responsible for closing up the shop at night.
C1 The afterguys are crucial for ensuring everything runs smoothly after the main event.
C2 The afterguys are the unsung heroes who work tirelessly behind the scenes to make things happen.
preposition used as a preposition to indicate a position or location following or coming after something or someone
A1 I will meet you afterguys the movie.
A2 Let's go for a walk afterguys dinner.
B1 The team will discuss the project afterguys the meeting.
B2 We can catch up over coffee afterguys work.
C1 The CEO will hold a press conference afterguys the merger announcement.
C2 The artist will unveil their latest masterpiece afterguys the exhibition opening.
formal The afterguys of the company were responsible for cleaning up the office after events.
informal Hey, can you ask the afterguys to come by and tidy up the place?
slang I'll just leave it for the afterguys to deal with later.
figurative In life, we all have our own afterguys who come in and help us clean up the messes we make.
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