1. arter - Preposition
2. Arter - Proper noun
arter
Pronunciation spelling of after.
Arter (plural Arters)
A surname.
Despite that number not being met, Fulham remain keen on striking a deal with Bournemouth for the 30-year-old, with the relegated Cherries thought to be happy to let Arter make the permanent switch to Craven Cottage alongside brother-in-law Parker. Source: Internet
It lifted Fulham spirits and moments later they were level, Harry Arter using the same logic as he cracked in just a second goal of the season with a low left-footed drive into the bottom corner. Source: Internet
CHERRIES midfielder Harry Arter revealed he had spoken with boss Eddie Howe about his future at the club. Source: Internet
Mrs. Arter also worked as a traffic reporter for Shadow Broadcasting in the nation’s capital and prior to that, as a news anchor/reporter for WAMO-FM in Pittsburgh, Pa. Her television experience was obtained at several Washington, D.C. stations. Source: Internet
Young flankers Fin Waite and the tenacious Alex Arter, dealt comfortably with some early home physicality, to swarm all over the park. Source: Internet