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I’m after doing it

SayingsAlso written be after

Means I've just done it, or I've already done it. I'm after making the bread means the bread is made.

Where the word comes from

The Dictionary of Newfoundland English traces the idiom be after (doing something) to Irish, meaning to have done or to have just done. Its examples go back to 1839.

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