Meaning of Buttocks
The two rounded parts of the body located at the back, above the thighs.
In simple words: The two round parts at the back of your body.
Buttocks in a sentence
- He fell and landed right on his buttocks.
- She exercises her buttocks regularly at the gym.
- The doctor examined the patient’s buttocks for any issues.
- Running helps strengthen the muscles in the buttocks.
- He sat down hard, causing pain in his buttocks.
How to use Buttocks
Commonly used in medical or anatomical contexts. Informal synonyms may sound crude. Avoid in polite conversation.
Grammar pattern
standalone noun
Memory hint
Imagine two basketballs behind you, representing your buttocks.
Related words
Collocations with Buttocks
- firm buttocks
- tight buttocks
- buttocks muscles
- sore buttocks
Common mistakes with Buttocks
- Confused with 'butt' as a slang term.
- Used too openly in formal settings.
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Frequently asked questions about Buttocks
What does Buttocks mean?
The two round parts at the back of your body.
What is the definition of Buttocks?
The two rounded parts of the body located at the back, above the thighs.
How do you use Buttocks in a sentence?
He fell and landed right on his buttocks.
Can you give another example of Buttocks?
She exercises her buttocks regularly at the gym.
What are synonyms for Buttocks?
Common alternatives include glutes, rear, behind, bottom.
What words go with Buttocks?
It commonly pairs with firm buttocks, tight buttocks, buttocks muscles, sore buttocks.
What are common mistakes when using Buttocks?
Confused with 'butt' as a slang term. Used too openly in formal settings.
How do you pronounce Buttocks?
US: //ˈbʌt.ɑːks//, UK: //ˈbʌt.ɒks//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Buttocks?
Commonly used in medical or anatomical contexts. Informal synonyms may sound crude. Avoid in polite conversation.
