noun the lower rear part of the human trunk; the buttocks
Breech can refer to the rear part of a gun barrel where the projectile is loaded.
In obstetrics, breech refers to the position of a baby in the womb with its buttocks or feet facing downward, which can complicate delivery.
Breech loading firearms have a mechanism that allows for loading the ammunition from the rear of the barrel.
In sailing, breech can refer to the lower part of a mast where it meets the deck.
In literature, the term 'breech' can refer to a type of breach-loading firearm.
In psychology, 'breech' may be used to describe a breach in communication or trust within a relationship.
In medicine, 'breech' is used to describe a baby positioned feet or buttocks first in the womb.
In the military, 'breech' can refer to the rear part of a gun barrel where the projectile is loaded.
In history, 'breech' may refer to a type of clothing worn by men in past centuries.
In law, 'breech' can refer to a violation of a contract or agreement.
In engineering, 'breech' may be used to describe a type of breach or rupture in a structure.
In culinary arts, 'breech' can refer to a technique for opening oysters.
In finance, 'breech' may be used to describe a breach of financial security or data.
In education, 'breech' can refer to a failure to meet academic standards or expectations.