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Meanings of hind end in English

Portuguese
cu
Catalan
paner
Spanish
cachas
Wikidata

The fleshy part of the human body that one sits on.

cu
Usage of hind end in English
1
All under the false bottom, at the hind end of the wagon.
The Talking Leaves: An Indian Story
2
A feed box was fitted across the hind end of the wagon.
Old Caravan Days
3
He found himself looking at the hind end of a two-headed cow.
The Incredible Shrinking Man
4
The reaver hissed, and a stench exploded from its hind end.
The Lair of Bones
5
Horace had no tail, but it didn't matter; his entire hind end was wig-wagging.
Under the dome: a novel
6
Three of them picked me up by my hind end.
Secrets of the Wolves
7
Now he had a front end and a hind end, as well as an address.
A Case of Conscience
8
Then he climbed to his feet, ready to run again, his entire hind end wagging.
The soul catcher
9
When disturbed it opens its jaws wide and raises its hind end like a scorpion.
The Irish Times
10
She waved her free hind end up and down, bending in the middle of her back.
Travels Without a Donkey
11
And she had a hind end... He stopped.
The lake
12
The hairs at the creature's hind end were flattened against its body, and they looked wet.
Perdido Street Station
13
And that, as Gran was fond of saying, put us exactly at the hind end of nowhere.
Too close to home
14
If it points toward the pig's tail, then the hind end of winter is the sharp part.
The new yorker
15
It is some sort of supersonic model and the hind end sticks out of Ben Curtis' garage.
Epistles from Pap: Letters from the man known as 'The Will Roger...
16
Bob's hind end sat while his front end stood, and his tail wrapped around his front paws.
All together dead
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