derriere
pronunciation
How to pronounce derriere in British English:
UK [ˌderɪ'eə]
How to pronounce derriere in American English:
US [ˌderɪ'er]
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- Noun:
- the fleshy part of the human body that you sit on
Word Origin
- derriere (n.)
- 1774, from French derrière "back part, rear," originally an adverb, "behind, behind the back" (12c.), from Late Latin deretro, from Latin de "from" (see de-) + retro "back" (see retro-).
Example
- 1. Too small of pockets will make your derriere look larger .
- 2. Now , finally , you can wear your tight white linen pants without a care in the world.except for the shape of your derriere .
- 3. Like almost every woman , fiordaliza pichardo just wanted to look beautiful , so a few years ago , she began getting silicone injections from a woman she met through a friend in order to plump up her thighs and derriere .