Similar words: guidepost, preposterous, preposterously, apostate, post date, postdate, postulate, expostulate. Meaning: n. either of two posts that bound a gate.
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1. He propped himself against the gatepost.
2. The car only just cleared the gatepost.
3. He accidentally nudged the gatepost with the front of the car.
4. The nameplate was fastened on the gatepost.
5. The car crunched into the gatepost at 20 miles an hour.
6. Between you, me and the gatepost,(sentencedict.com) John and I are going to get engaged next week.
7. The gatepost was dignified by the weathered brass plate of Dr Harcourt Sibley.
8. They are already putting out the New Year's gatepost couplet ? Is not it too early?
9. Soon he was cannoning off lime trees and, as they passed the second gates, crashed into the left-hand gatepost.
10. When we stood back it looked just like an ordinary gatepost.
11. They found Lucifer's tail hanging in a tree and the donkey's head jammed on a gatepost.
12. Henry hung around for a few minutes then gave the gatepost a kick and went home.
13. The driver turned too sharply and rammed the car into a gatepost.
14. The Spring Festival is coming , so I glued a pair of gatepost couplets on my door.
15. She turned too sharply and rammed the car into a gatepost.
16. When I was turning into your drive, I hit the gatepost.
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