Rear

The term 'rear' denotes the back part of something, be it an object, a building, or even a formation.

As a verb, 'rear' refers to the action of raising or bringing up, such as rearing children or animals.

It can also describe something that rises up or stands on its hind legs, like a horse rearing up on its hind legs.

Figuratively, 'rear' can refer to an event or consequence that manifests unexpectedly or from a hidden cause.

The specific context determines the appropriate interpretation. .

Rear meaning with examples

The guard stood watch at the rear of the building, ensuring no unauthorized access was gained through the back entrance, which was more vulnerable than the front.
She devoted her life to rear her children with love and discipline, teaching them valuable life lessons and preparing them for the challenges ahead.
The magnificent stallion began to rear up on its hind legs, a display of power and dominance that captivated the audience watching with bated breath.
Unexpectedly, the complexities of the project began to rear their ugly head as unexpected roadblocks and challenges complicated our approach to success.

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anterior fore front head ignore lower neglect suppress van

CAN AFT END ASS BUM

TUSH RUMP HIND BACK DUFF LIFT RISE ARSE BUNS BUTT PRAT SEAT TAIL BUCK

RAISE OYTWI STERN FANNY BREED BOOTY ERECT NATES PUTUP SETUP

BOTTOM PARENT BREECH HEINIE FOSTER RISEUP BEHIND

KEISTER TAILEND BACKEND BRINGUP ADMIRAL NURTURE CABOOSE HINDEND REAREND TOOSHIE BACKEND EDUCATE

BUTTOCKS BACKSIDE REARWARD DERRIERE HINDMOST

FUNDAMENT POSTERIOR

HINDQUARTERS