postee

See also: posteé, and postée

English

Etymology

From post +‎ -ee.

Noun

postee (plural postees)

1. (Internet) One who posts an electronic message; a poster.
   • 1995, Billboard, volume 107, number 43, page 72:

     That soundtrack turned out to be for "Empire Records," and the postee was "Empire Records" assistant music supervisor Bob Knickman, who says he posted notes in music- skewed areas on various commercial services and the Internet.

   • 2000, Ancestry magazine, volume 18, number 4, page 57:

     After reading a message posted on a message board, the researcher offered a suggestion to the postee in a private e-mail.

   • 2016, Joe Lycett, Parsnips, Buttered:

     […] presented in a nice font, over a seascape background and accompanied by an addition from the postee such as 'omg so true' […]

Anagrams

• poëtes, topees, poetes

Spanish

Verb

postee

1. inflection of postear:
   1. first/third-person singular present subjunctive
   2. third-person singular imperative