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n. (rear end English)
Usage examples of "rear ends".
The largest male was only a meter high, and they all looked to be a sort of tailless ape, with thinly spread, soft, downlike hair covering their bodies except the chests, rear ends, and parts of the faces.
He stands on the street corner with tight pants, whistling and clucking his tongue at the rear ends of vacationing women as they pass by.
His jaws were enormous, their rear ends lashed down by muscles six inches thick and so powerful that when they contracted in opposing directions they exerted a force that could bite through trees.
By this time the Indians had removed the branches and were indicating how the ends of the massive trunk should be cut away to permit the molding of the front and rear ends of the canoe.
In so doing -- and this is what all the fuss was about -- he made the powder-charged badger brush emerge seven times from the bag and vanish seven times powder-charged in the young men's rear ends, the stopper-bottoms, abracadabra.
But, I'll be watching and you better believe that I will run your rear ends clear out of Grantville if you get out of line, understood?
Lutt fondled their breasts, grabbed their rear ends, felt between their legs.
The rear ends of their barrels had been sliced off, they'd been rifled, the exterior of the back end of the barrels had been run through thread-cutting dies, the modified pump inspection ports had been screwed on, and a redesigned trigger mechanism taken from the existing wheel lock pistols had been modified to control a side-mounted hammer for a percussion lock.
Tell Tanya Lee that you saw an overworked, overweight, elderly man who drinks too much and likes to pinch girls' rear ends.
They started along the narrow aisle formed by the big truck and the rear ends of the four smaller vehicles, including their own.
They can hold those areas, but just frankly don't have the manpower to do anything else with the Chinese on their rear ends.
Not so, however, the wildly trottering rude crew pigs, who caught much shrapnel in their rubber rear ends.
No floods, no earthquakes, no volcanoes, no ravenous beasts looking to chomp on our rear ends.