Wiktionary
adv. (translation only)
WordNet
adv. happening at a time subsequent to a reference time; "he apologized subsequently"; "he's going to the store but he'll be back here later"; "it didn't happen until afterward"; "two hours after that" [syn: subsequently, later, afterwards, afterward, after]
Wikipedia
Later On is the third release by singer-songwriter Jandek, and the second released by Corwood Industries (#0741) in 1981. It was reissued on CD in 2000.
As with the prior Six and Six (and most of Ready for the House), this is a stark acoustic and vocals album with roots in Delta blues. Unlike the first two, however, the pace is picked up a bit, and there are other musicians present, or the harmonica appearing for the first time may be overdubbed.
The song "The Janitor" would receive a sequel eight years later on the album The Living End with the song "Janitor's Dead."
"Later On" is a song recorded by American country music duo The Swon Brothers. The song was written by Nashville songwriters Ryan Hurd, Joey Hyde, and Justin Wilson, while production was handled by Mark Bright. It was released to digital retailers December 10, 2013 as the duo's first official single since signing to Arista Nashville, as well as the lead single off their debut major-label album. It was released to country radio on March 3, 2014.
Usage examples of "later on".
He drops by the country club every Saturday, puts in an appearance so later on someone can say that they saw him there.
You are a good boy, little Harry, and you can have time to sit in the garden later on, when it is safe.
The others can go 'back with you, if you like - and Tom and me, we'll fix up your things and bring them across to the mainland later on.
But she must have said something to him later on, because Laurie had heard Lew shouting at her.
There would probably be plenty of time later on for genuine concern.
Time enough later on to become sophisticated and cynical and debauched like us oldsters, that's what I keep telling him.
Observing the shifting clouds, he decided it wouldn't be surprising if they had a snow flurry later on, even though tomorrow was the first day of spring.
The earth may sometimes protect a man, but as Paul will comment later on, she also erases all sign of his ever having existed.