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Meanings of rump in English
The portion of the posterior dorsum of an animal – that is, posterior to the loins and anterior to the tail.
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Usage of rump in English
1
Perhaps the rump of the party should seriously consider joining Fine Gael.
2
There would only be a rump Labour party left to oppose him.
3
The balance of the debt would be assumed by the rump business.
4
The rump of the monster he bear was what she looked upon.
5
All three collagens had lower content in loin than that in rump.
6
The towel was wide enough to hang past her groin and rump.
7
Gussie Mae, get up off your rump and come he'p us out.
8
It is all over black, except a white spot on the rump.
9
He came forward swinging the belt and popped Larry's rump with it.
10
Musharraf co-opted the rump of Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League after ousting him.
11
He walked up and slapped her on the rump with his staff.
12
He could feel it in his gut, and in his aching rump.
13
She slammed her rump against its crossbar and the door flew open.
14
The rump of the old Football League has simply never had it.
15
If he simply turned her around and patted her on the rump-
16
African indigenous sheep are classified as fat-tail, thin-tail and fat-rump hair sheep.
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United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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