rear

the rear of the hall.

the field at the rear of the church.

the car's rear window.

the rear end of a car.

The hall is in the rear of the building.

the kitchen door at the rear of the house.

We left by the rear exit.

rear a monument to a person's memory

There’s a smokery at the rear of this coach.

the rear wheels of a car

the two policemen at the rear fell out of the formation.

she saw it in the rear-view mirror.

the horse reared in terror.

exited at the rear gate.

the rear wheels spun violently.

the rear suspension deforms slightly on corners.

And he attacks them from the rear.

He left the building through the rear exit.

Shorter in the front, taller in the rear.

His eye is on the stragglers bringing up the rear.

And reared in radically different environments. Well you could.

Here we have large-scale self-sustaining colonies of malaria mosquitoes that we rear in these facilities.

There are some seats in the rear mezzanine.

The new evangel was old when Nineveh reared her greatness to the sky.

His son or daughter that he has reared with loving care may prove ungrateful.

As she dropped, a tiny silken thread unwound from her rear end.