Rear
Rear verb - To bring to maturity through care and education.
Waste
Waste verb - To bring to a complete end the physical soundness, existence, or usefulness of.
Usage example: one country attempting to waste another
How words are described
| fat | fat rear | fat waste |
| big | big rear | big waste |
| huge | huge rear | huge waste |
| little | little rear | little waste |
Common collocations
| opponents | rear opponents | waste opponents |
Both words in one sentence
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And in King's Quest III, the Llewdor Oracle lights a fire under Gwydion's rear by showing him the three-headed dragon that's laid waste to Daventry.
Source: Damsel in Distress -
Mercy Kill: After you lace Maero's tattoo ink with radioactive waste and disfigure him the Brotherhood retaliates by kidnapping Carlos and towing him around the city from their car's rear bumper.
Source: Video Game / Saints Row 2 -
It's simply the main function of the waste disposal robot in The Smurfs comic book story "You Don't Smurf Progress": he eats garbage and he turns them into bricks which he ejects from his rear hatch.
Source: Bowel-Breaking Bricks
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