Pos [noun]

But it's no pos'-office, it's no relroad,—nothin' in Sabine.

"Pos'—pos' office," replied Dave, with a wide, friendly smile.

Right back o' where de courthouse now stands wuz a jail and a gallows an' a whuppin' pos' all dere together.

When you're pos sessed by the devil, there's nothing, nothing, nothing you can't do!

Compos mentis, kom′pos ment′is, adj. phrase, in one's right mind—sometimes merely Compos.

Outside their courts of law—it's a pos'tive fact, Kipps—there's witnesses waitin' to be 'ired.

The two Pos, however, were more attached to him, and imitated his colouring.

Raise him a bit, make him a little more comfortable if pos—— Quick!

The Emperor was so pleased with Pos talent that whenever he was feasting or drinking he always had this poet to wait upon him.

Now, hearing of Pos predicament, Tz-i threatened to resign unless Po were saved.