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derriere

[der-ee-air, de-ryer] / ˌdɛr iˈɛər, dɛˈryɛr /


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The wine’s name translates as “sitting on the beast,” and the label shows teeth that have apparently taken a bite out of the derrière — excuse me, the détras — of the person riding the beast.

From Washington Post

In the latter procedure, which typically costs around $15,000 and is not covered by insurance, fat would be liposuctioned from her flanks, tummy and lower back and injected into her derrière.

From New York Times

The swimsuit appears to be the Olympia one-piece from Hurley’s line, which is described as providing "excellent uplift and support," while featuring a ruche body to give "a flattering silhouette and good coverage on the derriere."

From Fox News

"The Navy has got to get their derriere in gear," said Rep. Rob Wittman, a Republican from Virginia, who described the Navy as "at one of those crossroads."

From Fox News

“The Navy has got to get their derriere in gear,” said Rep. Rob Wittman, a Republican from Virginia, who described the Navy as “at one of those crossroads.”

From Seattle Times