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rear
adjective as in back, end
noun as in back or end part
verb as in raise young
verb as in lift, rise
Example Sentences
In initial field trials, colonies that received synthetic pheromone blends containing methyl oleate were far less likely to begin rearing replacement queens than colonies given blends without it.
Out on the road, it’s both fun and sensible, with an upgraded seat and backrest, front and rear cargo options, and headlights for visibility.
The creature rears back and throws its head against the field one final time, using its pointed top to carve holes through the energy shield.
Moments later, they were in an alleyway that connected to the back alleys and rear yards of all the shops and houses in Frankenforde.
The frightened horse reared and pawed its massive hooves in the air, perilously close to Penelope’s head.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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