late

Word used before a dead person's name to show they are dead

No longer living and often remembered

Still present and not dead

Happening in the recent past, in the last few weeks or months

Until very late at night

Recently, in the past few weeks or months

Joining after others have already started something important

Arriving a little after the set time on purpose to look stylish

Very likely to arrive after the expected time because they are often not on time

Happening or done after most people go to bed

A time late in the evening when people stay awake to work or finish tasks

A person who shows skill or talent later than others

A recent car or truck made in the last few years

An extra charge you pay when a payment is late

A little after the time you should arrive

The late part of the night when most people are asleep

A time when people sing with recorded music in a bar late at night

A serious plant disease that attacks potatoes and tomatoes late in the growing season

A wildflower that has purple flowers like a daisy in late summer and fall

A recent time of trouble or bad events

A plant that flowers later than most, often in autumn

Something that develops or succeeds later than usual

A form of Greek used from the third to the eighth centuries

A form of Greek used in speech and writing from the 3rd to the 8th centuries AD

A form of Latin used from the 3rd to the 8th century that links Classical and Medieval Latin

A long party where people dance late at night for many hours

Plants that bloom late in the growing season, often in autumn

Show important talent or success later than usual in life

A plant or fruit that becomes ripe late in the growing season, often in fall

A plant that has flowers in the later part of spring

Arriving much later than expected and making people angry

A polite or ironic name for the American Civil War