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41bottom — See: BET ONE S BOOTS or BET ONE S BOTTOM DOLLAR, FROM THE BOTTOM OF ONE S HEART, FROM TO , GET TO THE BOTTOM OF, HIT BOTTOM or TOUCH BOTTOM, ROCK BOTTOM, SCRAPE THE BOTTOM OF THE BARREL …
42bottom — See: bet one s boots or bet one s bottom dollar, from the bottom of one s heart, from to , get to the bottom of, hit bottom or touch bottom, rock bottom, scrape the bottom of the barrel …
43bottom — noun 1》 the lowest point or part of something. ↘the furthest part or point of something. ↘(also bottoms) the lower half of a two piece garment. 2》 chiefly Brit. a person s buttocks. 3》 archaic stamina or strength of character. 4》 Physics… …
44bottom — 1. noun 1) the bottom of the stairs Syn: foot, lowest part, lowest point, base; foundation, substructure, underpinning Ant: top 2) the bottom of the car Syn …
45Bottom-up — Technologie bottom up Une technique dite ascendante ou approche bottom up (lit. de bas en haut) se caractérise par une suite de processus qui apportent chacun une partie fondamentale de l édifice qu elle cherche à produire. La construction d une… …
46bottom — 1. noun 1) the bottom of the stairs Syn: foot, lowest part, base, foundation 2) the bottom of the car Syn: underside, underneath, undersurface, underbelly 3) the bottom of Lake Ontari …
47bottom — 1. n. the buttocks. □ Ted fell on his bottom and just sat there. □ My bottom is sore from sitting too long. 2. n. the second half of a baseball inning. □ It’s the bottom of the second, Wilbur’s up. □ …
48Bottom — Bot|tom [ bɔtəm; engl. = Boden, Grund, Ursprung]; Symbol: b; Syn.: Beauty: Phantasiename für eines der Quarks (Bottom Quark). * * * Bottom [ bɔtəm, englisch], Beauty [ bjuːti, englisch], Elementarteilchenphysik: Bezeichnung für die… …
49bottom — Synonyms and related words: argosy, arse, ass, at bottom, backbone, backside, bark, basal, base, basement, basic, basically, basin, basis, baygall, bed, bedrock, behind, belly, best, boat, bog, bottom glade, bottomland, bottommost, bottoms,… …
50bottom — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. base, foot, sole; foundation; buttocks. See support, lowness, rear. v. fathom; run aground. See depth. Ant., top, surface. II (Roget s IV) n. 1. [The lowest part] Syn. underside, nether portion, base …
