merchantman (n)
merchant ship (n)
freighter (n)
bottom (n)

Definition: a cargo ship
Example: they did much of their overseas trade in foreign bottoms.

penetrate (v)
fathom (v)
bottom (v)

Definition: come to understand

bottom (a)

Definition: situated at the bottom or lowest position
Example: the bottom drawer.

bottom of the inning (n)
bottom (n)

Definition: the second half of an inning

bed (n)
bottom (n)

Definition: a depression forming the ground under a body of water
Example: he searched for treasure on the ocean bed.

bottomland (n)
bottom (n)

Definition: low-lying alluvial land near a river

tush (n)
tooshie (n)
tail end (n)
arse (n)
ass (n)
backside (n)
behind (n)
bottom (n)
bum (n)
buns (n)
butt (n)
buttocks (n)
can (n)
derriere (n)
fanny (n)
fundament (n)
hind end (n)
hindquarters (n)
keister (n)
nates (n)
posterior (n)
prat (n)
rear (n)
rear end (n)
rump (n)
seat (n)
stern (n)
tail (n)

Definition: the fleshy part of the human body that you sit on
Example: he deserves a good kick in the butt. are you going to sit on your fanny and do nothing?.

bottom (v)

Definition: provide with a bottom or a seat
Example: bottom the chairs.

bottom (n)
underside (n)
undersurface (n)

Definition: the lower side of anything

bottom (n)

Definition: the lowest part of anything
Example: they started at the bottom of the hill.

bottom (v)

Definition: strike the ground, as with a ship's bottom

bottom (a)

Definition: the lowest rank
Example: bottom member of the class.