| 词组 | BUTTOCKS |
| 释义 | BA n. “bare ass”; the naked buttocks.Cover up your BA and see who's at the door.The guy was running around with his BA showing. backside n. the buttocks; one's rear.She fell right on her backside.There is some mustard or something on your backside. B and B mod. “breast and buttock,” having to do with entertainment featuring female nudity.There were some picketers in front of the store protesting the sale of B and B mags over the counter.Many movies contain a little B and B just to get an R-rating. bazoo n. the buttocks.She fell down right on her bazoo.Put your bazoo on this chair and let's have a little talk. behind n. the posterior; the buttocks.I've got a boil on the behind that's driving me crazy.She needs some jeans that will flatter her behind. boody and boodie; bootie; booty n. the buttocks.Look at the nice little boody on that guy.Get your boodie out on that dance floor and shake it. bottom n. the buttocks.Ted fell on his bottom and just sat there.My bottom is sore from sitting too long. bucket n. the buttocks.Sam's getting a real fat bucket, isn't he?Haul your bucket over here and have a seat. buns n. the buttocks, especially shapely buttocks, particularly male buttocks.What cute little buns!His face looks like a mule kicked him, but have you seen his buns? butt n. the buttocks. (Potentially offensive, although heard almost everywhere. Colloquial.)She fell right on her butt.The doctor gave her a shot in the butt. caboose 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.My caboose is bigger than I want it, but life is too short to fret about stuff like that. can n. the buttocks.The guy slipped on the ice and fell on his can.Look at the can on that guy! differential n. the buttocks; the rear (end).I got a little ache in the differential.You're walking like there's something wrong with your differential. duff n. the buttocks.Get off your duff and get busy.Don't you get tired of sitting around on your duff? duster n. the buttocks.She fell down right on her duster.My duster is sore from all that riding. fanny n. the buttocks. (Euphemistic in the U.S. The term has taboo implications in the U.K.)He fell down right on his fanny.There's dust or something on your fanny. gazoo n. the buttocks; the anus.He fell down flat, smack on his gazoo.Look at the monstrous gazoo on that guy. keester and keyster; kiester n. the buttocks; the anus.Get your keester over here!He fell flat on his keyster. labonza n. the buttocks.Good grief, what a gross labonza!She fell flat on her labonza. moon n. the buttocks.He rubbed a plump moon where he had been kicked, but said no more.She fell square on her moon and slowly broke into a smile. prat(t) n. the buttocks.Get out before I kick you in the pratt.Your father will spank your prat. rear (end) n. the tail end; the buttocks. (Euphemistic.)She fell right on her rear.The dog bit her in the rear end. rooster n. the posterior; one's butt end. (Old. Because one “roosts” on it.)Don't just sit there on your rooster. Get to work.I fell down smack on my rooster. rump n. the hindquarters; the buttocks; the posterior.He fell on his rump.A dog doesn't have much rump. rusty-dusty n. the posterior; the buttocks.I fell down right on my rustydusty.I almost kicked him in the rustydusty. seat n. the buttocks.Bob fell down on his seat.I was so angry. I wanted to kick him in the seat as he left. stern n. the posterior.The little airplane crashed right into the stern of an enormous lady who didn't even notice.Haul your stern over here and sit down. T and A and tits and ass n. a display of “tits and ass,” breasts and buttocks.The magazines featuring tits and ass flourish in their under-the-counter trade.These silly T and A movies have no plot to interfere with the leers. tokus and tukkis; tuchus n. the buttocks; the rump. (Yiddish.)She fell right on her tokus!Look at the tukkis on that fat guy. |
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