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behind
behind
behind
n.
the posterior; the buttocks. (This euphemism is losing out to plain old ass and butt on TV and elsewhere.)
She needs some jeans that will flatter her behind.
See:
be at the wheel
be behind
be behind the eight ball
be behind the times
be put behind bars
be the brains behind
be wet behind the ears
behind
behind (one's) back
behind (one's) time
behind back
behind bars
behind closed doors
behind in
behind its time
behind schedule
behind someone's back
behind the bit
behind the curve
behind the eight ball
behind the scenes
behind the times
behind the wheel
behind time
Behind you!
behind-the-counter
come from behind
could do with one arm tied behind back
die behind the wheel
drop behind
dry behind the ears
fall behind
get behind
get behind someone/something
get behind something
get thee behind me
go behind back
hang behind
hardly dry behind the ears
hide behind
If two ride on a horse, one must ride behind
keep behind
kick in the pants, a
lag behind
lag behind in
leave behind
lie behind
line up behind
not dry behind the ears
place behind
power behind the throne
put (someone) behind bars
put behind
put behind one
remain behind
run behind
slouch behind
stand back of
stand behind (someone or something)
stay behind
stop behind
the brains behind
the power behind the throne
throw your weight behind
trail behind
wet behind the ears
with one arm tied behind one's back
with one hand tied behind back
Common Names:
Name
Gender
Pronounced
Usage
Eldred
EL-drəd
English
Rosamond
['rɔzəmənd]
Frazier
FRAY-zhər
Scottish, English
Petronel
-
English (Archaic)
Setsuko
se-tsoo-ko
Japanese
FahrİYe
-
Turkish
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