The Collaborative International Dictionary
after-school \after-school\ adj. 1. outside regular school hours. a special after-school class
Wiktionary
a. (alternative form of afterschool English)
WordNet
adj. outside regular school hours; "a special after-school class" [syn: after-school(a)]
Usage examples of "after-school".
Then, she said, at age eight she came home early from after-school drills at the U.
They could make no objection, wronged as they felt themselves to be, when Sister Mary Philomel organized them into after-school work details, to clean the fishbowl her fat carp swam in, to cut out turkeys and shamrocks and lilies green and white to festoon her walls at the proper seasons, not even when she took it on herself to have them mop their bedroom floors and remake their beds, like prison trusties.
He advocated educational programming for youngsters on the Network, even though shows like that produced far less revenue than after-school cartoons and adventure shows.
No one minds, as though I always show up for after-school activities nearly au naturel.
Linking pizza to after-school sports and public prayer, the TV commercials and newspaper ads called for swift apprehension of the culprits and stricter gun control everywhere in this wild and woolly nation.