demanding again what one has already obtained; coaxing out of someone for a second time
Rare term describing the act of asking for something again after already receiving it, often with a sense of unreasonable persistence. Related to 強請り (ねだり, 'demanding/coaxing').
See also: ねだり
Even though the child had already been bought a toy, they demanded another one afterwards.
I gave them some pocket money once, but then they coaxed me for more and I didn't know what to do.
The verb meaning 'to pester for, to coax for'; 後ねだり is the noun form specifically for doing so again after already receiving something.
The general noun for 'demanding/coaxing'; 後ねだり adds the nuance of 'after the fact' or 'a second time'.
Most common spelling; uses 後 for 'after' and kana for the rest, avoiding rare kanji.
Full kanji spelling using 強請り for 'demanding'; rare and may be unfamiliar to many readers.
Variant using 跡 for 'after/trace'; very rare and likely a historical or stylistic variant.
Compound of 後 (あと, 'after') and ねだり, the noun form of ねだる ('to pester for'). The kanji 強請り is an ateji spelling for ねだり.