Definition of "poste" [poste]

• See poust. (noun)

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "It’s going to be amazing to see everyone from stage and hear how everyone else’s poste is going."
• "Marines, who drink far too much, and have the manners of princes, come in on ambulances in the evening, or at the "poste" a hole is dug for them in the ground, and they are laid down gently in their dirty coats."
• "I was told that a member of the Government, his name no one seemed to know, had addressed the "poste" yesterday, and urged the men to resist until one or other of the armies which were forming in the provinces could arrive and crush the enemy."