rear (n)

Definition: the back of a military formation or procession
Example: infantrymen were in the rear.

bring up (v)
nurture (v)
parent (v)
raise (v)
rear (v)

Definition: bring up
Example: raise a family. bring up children.

back end (n)
backside (n)
rear (n)

Definition: the side of an object that is opposite its front
Example: his room was toward the rear of the hotel.

rear (n)
back (n)

Definition: the part of something that is furthest from the normal viewer
Example: he stood at the back of the stage. it was hidden in the rear of the store.

rise up (v)
rear (v)

Definition: stand up on the hind legs, of quadrupeds
Example: The horse reared in terror.

lift (v)
rear (v)
rise (v)

Definition: rise up
Example: The building rose before them.

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?.

erect (v)
put up (v)
raise (v)
rear (v)
set up (v)

Definition: construct, build, or erect
Example: Raise a barn.

rear (a)
rearward (a)

Definition: located in or toward the back or rear
Example: the chair's rear legs. the rear door of the plane. on the rearward side.

rear (v)
erect (v)

Definition: cause to rise up

back (n)
rear (n)

Definition: the side that goes last or is not normally seen
Example: he wrote the date on the back of the photograph.