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Grant had finally put that one to rest, by demonstrating that many species of birds and reptiles underwent a postmortem contraction of posterior neck ligaments, which bent the head backward in a characteristic way. (source)posterior = back part of the
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He did bang the back of his head on that beam—the blood and hair samples matched his—which caused severe bruising and damage to the posterior lobe but didn't kill him. (source)
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Is that somebody's posterior? (source)posterior = the rear of the body
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SPENCER'S GOT A TIGHT POSTERIOR (DELTOID).† (source)
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It's a wonder any of us escaped without silver arrows pincushioning our posteriors.† (source)
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Which is to say, what they lack in interiors they make up in posteriors.† (source)
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She swabbed and dabbed and pulled down on the posterior vaginal wall for a better view.† (source)
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Absence, say, of Susan's, Absence of Egeria's Arms and respective bosoms, Lips and, ah, posteriors, Slowly form a presence; Whose?† (source)
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He didn't flinch as the needle went between his ribs posteriorly and into the pleural space that lined the lung, a space that was normally a vacuum, Ross explained.† (source)
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I'm holding him by his armpits, dangling his naked posterior over what Walter calls the honey bucket.† (source)
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God can play practical jokes upon Himself, draw chairs away from beneath His own posteriors, set His own turbans on fire, and steal His own petticoats when He bathes.† (source)
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A quick look in the full-length mirror proved her uniform was smooth over her posterior.† (source)
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I waxed old in misery and disgrace, having only one-half of my posteriors, and always remembering I was a Pope's daughter.† (source)
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Putting her head down on her forepaws and elevating her posterior in a most undignified manner, she suddenly pounced toward the much larger male whom I now recognized as my acquaintance of two days earlier.† (source)
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with which hand they wipe their posteriors;† (source)
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In one instance, a New Jersey tavern loafer who had done no more than cast aspersions on the President's posterior was arrested, prosecuted, and fined $150.† (source)
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