Hind End

Pronunciation: /haɪnd ɛnd/

Definitions of hind end

noun the rear or back part of something, especially an animal

Example Sentences

A1 The dog wagged its hind end happily.

A2 The cat groomed its hind end carefully.

B1 The horse kicked with its hind end in defense.

B2 The kangaroo used its powerful hind end to jump high.

C1 The elephant swung its hind end to ward off predators.

C2 The cheetah's hind end propelled it forward at incredible speeds.

Examples of hind end in a Sentence

formal The veterinarian examined the horse's hind end for any signs of injury.

informal I can't believe my dog keeps chasing his tail around his hind end.

slang That cat always sits on its hind end like it's the king of the house.

figurative She always puts her career at the hind end of her priorities.

Grammatical Forms of hind end

• plural: hind ends
• comparative: more hind end
• superlative: most hind end
• present tense: hind end
• future tense: will hind end
• perfect tense: has hind ended
• continuous tense: is hind ending
• singular: hind end
• positive degree: hind end
• infinitive: to hind end
• gerund: hind ending
• participle: hind ended

Origin and Evolution of hind end

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The term 'hind end' originated from Old English, where 'hind' referred to the rear or back part of something.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'hind end' has become a commonly used term to refer to the back or rear part of an animal or object, with 'hind' specifically indicating the rear portion.