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buttock Definition

but·tock (butək)

noun

  1. either of the two fleshy, rounded parts at the back of the hips; either half of the rump
  2. the rump

Etymology: ME buttok < OE buttuc, end, short piece of land: see butt & -ock

buttock Usage Examples

Possessives

woman: The sight of a woman's buttocks is a strong insult in Swazi culture.. .

Converse of object

  • leave: There is no need to trace the cause of quarrel between the right and left buttock ' .
  • have: I'm looking forward to having buttocks that are the envy of mankind.
  • develop: Develops buttock, hip, inner thigh and pelvis.
  • clench: And when we finally reached camp, our buttocks firmly clenched, the snow continued.
  • push: Traveling: When seated, try to sit with your buttocks pushed to the back of the seat.
  • shape: Leg Exercises Squats: They build muscle in the thighs, shape the buttocks and improve endurance.

Adjective modifier

  • bare: If bare breasts, bare buttocks or genitals are present, block access to the site.
  • left: Bring your left foot up to your left buttock, grabbing your foot with your left hand.
  • right: On 5 August, Austin was wounded, being shot in the right buttock.
  • naked: Then she could have blatantly bent over straight legged, letting the hem rise up to expose her naked buttocks.
  • low: Then lower buttock and bend the knee to really feel the muscle burn.
  • pert: Many people would pay to see me kick Micha's stupid pert buttocks.

Modifies a noun

  • muscle: Begin to lift leg toward the ceiling, contracting buttocks muscles at the same time.
  • pain: In patients who can walk, the presence of mechanically related low-back or buttock pain may indicate a sacral insufficiency fracture.
  • region: On examination the pain was located deep in the buttock region.
  • cheek: Keep your back straight, repeat equal repetitions on each leg to work each buttock cheek!
  • bone: From the heel back to the buttock bone the back of the leg extends and the pivot of the pelvis is triggered or deepened.
  • skin: If one is to look at protected sites such as the buttock skin changes relatively little between 20 years olds and 80 year olds.

Noun used with modifier

firm: TG: Firm buttocks, that kind of thing?