caboose

One's buttocks. A "caboose" is the last car on a freight train. Get your caboose in here, dinner's ready! Oh please, there's no way my big caboose will fit into pants that size.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

caboose

(kəˈbus)

n. the buttocks. (From the name of the car at the end of a railroad train.) You just plunk your caboose over there on the settee and listen up to what I have to tell you.

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

carcass
moon
pratfall
hind end
toches
tokus
tookus

References in periodicals archive

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The couple lived in their caboose until a manse was attached to the tiny hospital, which contained accommodation for several patients and an attending nurse.

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It was the morning of her 90th birthday and I came upon her on the back of a red caboose making a speech to a gathering of people which included a TV news crew from Good Morning America.

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Not long afterward we reached the end of the line at Perkinsville, where we had a 15-minute wait while the engine disconnected and reconnected itself to the caboose.

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Then, kicking up a few stones, it broke the rear window in an occupied caboose of a moving freight train before catching on an automatic signal along the railroad track and leaving a 100-foot line as evidence--enough to hang the pilot!

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. The 2-1 favourite was settled at the front of the stands side group by Silvestre De Sousa and despite hanging right in the closing stages, he still beat Loose Caboose a head..

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In elementary school, as a result of having a last name at the end of the alphabet, Kacie Starr Triplett often found herself at the back of the line--a position she thought of as "being the caboose."

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The engineer was asleep, and the fireman was in the caboose when the train went through your ranch that morning.

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You have to get from the caboose to the middle of the train, only the train is moving.

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I hear there are plans for a coal car, a gondola and maybe even a caboose, which means plenty of work to complete for future FCCTC students!

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释义	caboose caboose One's buttocks. A "caboose" is the last car on a freight train. Get your caboose in here, dinner's ready! Oh please, there's no way my big caboose will fit into pants that size. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. caboose (kəˈbus) n. the buttocks. (From the name of the car at the end of a railroad train.) You just plunk your caboose over there on the settee and listen up to what I have to tell you. McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: carcass moon pratfall hind end toches tokus tookus References in periodicals archive "And this is the caboose," which, he explained, is the exclamation point at the end, the memorable phrase that pulls together the sentiment of the song. Once in love with Loesser: a world premiere at Asolo Rep showcases the enduring appeal of Broadway songwriter Frank Loesser The couple lived in their caboose until a manse was attached to the tiny hospital, which contained accommodation for several patients and an attending nurse. Historic homestead opens It comes complete with a 4-6-0 steam locomotive (with operating headlight, smoke, and speed-synchronized sound); tender with coal load; gondola; Santa figure; bobber caboose; and 14 pieces of track (straight and curved). Have Thomas chugging around your tree It was the morning of her 90th birthday and I came upon her on the back of a red caboose making a speech to a gathering of people which included a TV news crew from Good Morning America. dorinda mccann Not long afterward we reached the end of the line at Perkinsville, where we had a 15-minute wait while the engine disconnected and reconnected itself to the caboose. Riding the rails: an Arizona Treasure: meandering through the ruggedly beautiful Verde Valley, a train takes its passengers on a scenic tour of the state's pioneer past Then, kicking up a few stones, it broke the rear window in an occupied caboose of a moving freight train before catching on an automatic signal along the railroad track and leaving a 100-foot line as evidence--enough to hang the pilot! Viking down LAUREN FLAX New York, NY Geneva Jacoozi "Love Caboose" (Human Ear) SPF 20: summer party flavors . The 2-1 favourite was settled at the front of the stands side group by Silvestre De Sousa and despite hanging right in the closing stages, he still beat Loose Caboose a head.. On the Rails .. The son of Machiavellian (2-1 favourite) was settled at the front of the stands side group by Silvestre De Sousa and, despite hanging right across the track in the closing stages, he was still able to come home a head clear of Loose Caboose. Ace result for Harker at Newcastle In elementary school, as a result of having a last name at the end of the alphabet, Kacie Starr Triplett often found herself at the back of the line--a position she thought of as "being the caboose." St. Louis Alderman receives first annual Lynch scholarship The engineer was asleep, and the fireman was in the caboose when the train went through your ranch that morning. A lot of bull You have to get from the caboose to the middle of the train, only the train is moving. Kentucky's plan: more degrees, please (And thanks for landing a kick on Ann Coulter's caboose, Ms. Cool is the rule: this issue we're getting into the holiday spirit with a big gay shout-out to some of the Coolest Straight People we know I hear there are plans for a coal car, a gondola and maybe even a caboose, which means plenty of work to complete for future FCCTC students! Training meets talent
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