-post

See also: Appendix:Variations of "post"

English

Etymology

From post.

Suffix

-post (noun-forming suffix, plural -posts)
-post (verb-forming suffix, third-person singular simple present -posts, present participle -posting, simple past and past participle -posted)

(Internet) Forming nouns that denote a type of Internet post.
‎agenda + ‎-post → ‎agendapost (“post promoting a political agenda”)

‎Mike + ‎-post → ‎Mikepost (“post about someone named Mike (a politician, fictional character etc.)”)

‎shit + ‎-post → ‎shitpost (“low-effort post”)
(Internet) Forming verbs that denote making a type of Internet post.
‎horny + ‎-post → ‎hornypost (“to make lustful posts”)

‎sad + ‎-post → ‎sadpost (“to make sad posts”)

‎vague + ‎-post → ‎vaguepost (“to make vague posts”)