What is another word for hindquarters?
Pronunciation:
[ hˈa͡ɪndkwɔːtəz], [ hˈaɪndkwɔːtəz], [ h_ˈaɪ_n_d_k_w_ɔː_t_ə_z]
Related words: rear end, backside, butt, bum, buttocks, hindquarters, posterior, rear-end
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Synonyms for Hindquarters:
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adj.
• postern -
n.
• arse- arse .
- AFTS ,
- Extremities ,
- aft ,
- backside ,
- extremity ,
- far end ,
- hind part ,
- hind quarters ,
- hindpart ,
- posterior ,
- reverse ,
- stern ,
- sterns ,
- tail ,
- tail end ,
- tailpiece ,
- tailpieces .
- bum .
- buns .
- can .
Other synonyms:
Other relevant words:
• noun
- Bunghole ,
- Git ,
- John ,
- after part ,
- aim ,
- animal's rear ,
- anus ,
- area ,
- arsehole ,
- asshole ,
- back ,
- back end ,
- back tooth ,
- base ,
- basis ,
- bathroom ,
- bed ,
- body part ,
- bottomland ,
- breech ,
- can buoy ,
- canful ,
- cigaret ,
- cigarette ,
- coffin nail ,
- commode ,
- cornerstone ,
- crapper ,
- crumb ,
- cuts ,
- do-nothing ,
- domicile ,
- duff ,
- eclipse ,
- empennage ,
- fag ,
- foot ,
- foundation ,
- freighter ,
- fuck ,
- fucking ,
- ghost ,
- goat ,
- groundwork ,
- haunch ,
- hike ,
- hindquarter ,
- hobo ,
- idler ,
- laughingstock ,
- lav ,
- lavatory ,
- layabout ,
- loafer ,
- lowlife ,
- merchant ship ,
- merchantman ,
- nookie ,
- nooky ,
- office ,
- place ,
- plant ,
- point ,
- poop ,
- position ,
- post ,
- postern ,
- pot ,
- potty ,
- privy ,
- puke ,
- quarter ,
- rank ,
- rat ,
- rear-end ,
- rotter ,
- rumps ,
- screw ,
- screwing ,
- scum bag ,
- shade ,
- shadow ,
- shadower ,
- shag ,
- shit ,
- shtup ,
- skunk ,
- so-and-so ,
- spasmodic laryngitis ,
- station ,
- stinker ,
- stinkpot ,
- stooge ,
- stool ,
- stub ,
- substructure ,
- tail assembly ,
- target ,
- throne ,
- tin ,
- tin can ,
- toilet ,
- tramp ,
- underside ,
- understructure ,
- undersurface ,
- vomit .
How to use "Hindquarters" in context?
The hindquarters of a horse are its most important muscle group. This is where the horse's power comes from, and it is also where the horse can make the most speed. The hindquarters also have a lot of flexibility, which is why trainers often use horseback riding as a form of therapy for people with back problems.
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