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Afterclap is a noun that refers to unexpected damage after a supposedly closed event.
Our word of the day is a portmanteau, meaning it combines two words.
Afterclap combines the Old English ‘after’ with the Middle English ‘clap’ and the result is a perfect way to describe unforeseen consequences. Here’s an example:
The afterclap of our cleaning up of our yard is that all the neighbors want to come and visit — which makes the yard dirty again. I guess you never know the consequences of your actions until you do them.
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Afterclap is a noun that refers to unexpected damage after a supposedly closed event.
Our word of the day is a portmanteau, meaning it combines two words.
Afterclap combines the Old English ‘after’ with the Middle English ‘clap’ and the result is a perfect way to describe unforeseen consequences. Here’s an example:
The afterclap of our cleaning up of our yard is that all the neighbors want to come and visit — which makes the yard dirty again. I guess you never know the consequences of your actions until you do them.

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