after come, after come

[Eng. & Scotch after; come.] Consequence. "And how are ye to stand the after come ! There will be a black reckoning with you some day." Brownie of Bodsbeck , ii. a after-comer ( Eng . ), after-cummer, after cummer ( Scotch ), s.. [Eng. & Scotch after ; Eng. comer; Scotch cummer .] A suc ce or. "As neither predece ors nor ourselves can keep a, ywis, nor after comers shall observe the same."-Tur bervile: Mantuan. "That he and all his after cummers after cummers may break the samen, as a pledge and taiken of our goodwill and kindne for his trew worthine ."- Lett ., Jas. V. (1542) (Nisbet's Heraldry , 1. 97.)