Aforetime

1). In times now past; formerly
2). At a former or past time; previously

Here the bread and wine become by consecration tenements in which the Word is reincarnated, as he aforetime dwelled in flesh.

by MorbidReality May 1, 2020

aforementioned

Referring to something spoken about it an earlier statement.

The aforementioned book has been out of print since 1835

by Cassidy Peterson January 20, 2004

foretime

the amount of time allocated for foreplay

Boyfriend: I think 15 minutes is an adequate amount of foretime
Girlfriend: Sure thing!

by chocolate eclaire May 11, 2009

Aftertime

The counterpart to beforetime, used to describe all the time after the covid lockdowns ended.

Person 1: I can't believe the lockdowns are over, it's almost like we're in the beforetime again.
Person 2: Yeah, that's because we're in the aftertime.

by The Clitoral Aftertimes August 10, 2024

AzureTime

A peak ship from Forsaken on Roblox, PizzaTime is better though

Person 1: do you like AzureTime?
Person 2: Yeah, but PizzaTime is better
Person 1: hell yeah dap me up

by SindowWill December 14, 2025

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by IPromiseToDoWhatIPromised June 3, 2025