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First Known Use of rear-end
1957
Examples of rear end in a Sentence
She stood up and brushed off her rear end.
The car's rear end was badly damaged in the accident.
Recent Examples of rear end from the Web
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On one visit, the furniture maker even made a mold of Mr. Novick-Finder’s rear end to create a comfortable seat.
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Jiang and her boyfriend were stopped at a red light near Broadway Road and McClintock Drive when Davis rear ended their vehicle on January 16, 2016.
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And, while the bourbon itself looks like any other whiskey, Tamworth’s booze has a secret ingredient: secretions from a beaver’s rear end.
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The driver of a pickup truck was critically injured after rear ending a Brink's armored truck late Thursday morning, June 7, 2018, at near the stop light at Shoal Creek Parkway in Kansas City, North.
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The purpose of that user agreement is to cover Facebook's rear end.
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In an Evanston Police Department Twitter post, police announced that nearby roads were closed as officers investigated, and included a photo of a white van with significant rear end damage.
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As the cars approached the entrance to Heritage Apartments, Czerwinski rear ended the Hyundai in front of him and fled, the report states.
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Epps made it 4-0 in first half stoppage time with a slashing run down the right wing, including a crossover dribble that left a Richmond defender on his rear end.
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First Known Use of rear end
circa 1930
REAR-END Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of rear-end for English Language Learners
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: to drive into the back of (a vehicle)
rear end
Definition of rear end for English Language Learners
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: the part of the body you sit on
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: the back part of something (such as a vehicle)
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