latter

The latter commonly used in English Literature , when used in a sentence means, the 2nd of the two words.

I could either go and read a book or fap. The latter sounds more appealing.

by FiendishFish August 05, 2007

latter

Later; subsequent

The latter rain, perhaps

by larstait October 11, 2003

latter

Used in 16th and 17th english literature to say the subject. The newer version of latter is the word it. A lesser known pronoun used for anything.

My cat is sick. The latter doesn't seem to be getting better.

by Zickddot December 29, 2006

latter

Used as a form to say goodbye between friends.

Etimology: Distortion Language. Used instead of "later."

"alright see u tommorrow, latter."

by Chingon January 17, 2007

latter

Late but in Trump's way

Donald J. Trump
@realDonaldTrump
: "Attending meetings on Covid-19 in the White House. Working with States and local governments, many of whom have done a great job. Full report latter!"

As part of Trump's dictionary

by thatintelligentguy March 14, 2020

latter

Codeword for "awesome"

Man, the latter.

Oh, you mean... AWESOME?!

by Kobi January 17, 2007

the latter

when there is two decisions and you pick the second one.

Waitress: Would you like small or medium?

Little Billy: The latter please. (medium)

by ashley nicole dox February 19, 2014