postgame
- adjective
- /ˈpoʊstˌɡeɪm/
- US
- After the final whistle, the coach gave a thorough analysis during the postgame press conference.
- postgame press conference
- postgame interview
- postgame show
Examples
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Coach Frank Tavani came to Saturday night's postgame press conference by himself.
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Jason Kreis was less than magnanimous in his postgame interview:
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How McCarthy kept his cool in the postgame press conference, I will never know.
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But when I heard Joe Girardi's postgame press conference, I was filled with pride.
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Despite the poor weather, the loyal Giants fans are then treated to a postgame fireworks show in the rain.
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Sure, Barber might have had a postgame commitment, but that would be a unique exception.
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Vandenberg battled through his postgame interviews with a voice that was shot.
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It's the other tight end, Orson Charles, though, that I expect to garner some postgame praise for his play.
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Rick Carlisle, coach of the Dallas Mavericks, gives his postgame press conference after his team's euphoric victory over the San Antonio Spurs.
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The players shared laughs and stories during their postgame meal in the locker room.
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Etymology
Postgame is made from the prefix post- meaning 'after' and game, so as an adjective it describes something that happens 'after the game', like a postgame interview or analysis.