rear end
/rɪr ɛnd/
verb
- To crash into the back of a vehicle.
- A truck rear-ended my motorcycle at the traffic light.
- The driver was distracted and rear-ended the car in front of him.
- She was fined for rear-ending a police car.
noun
- The back part of a vehicle, especially a car or truck.
- He checked the rear-end of the truck before backing up.
- The bicycle's rear-end light was blinking in the dark.
- The car's rear-end was damaged in the parking lot accident.
- The buttocks or backside of a person or animal.
- She slipped on the ice and bruised her rear-end.
- The horse kicked its rear-end when the fly bit it.
- The toddler fell down and landed on his rear-end.