rump
/rʌmp/Definitions
1. noun
The rear part of the body of a quadruped, especially a horse, or the part of a person’s body that corresponds to this.
“The rump of the horse was injured during the fall.”
2. noun
The rear part of a ship, especially a section of the stern.
“The rump of the ship took on water during the storm.”
3. noun
The edible part of an animal’s body, especially a cut of meat from the rear section.
“The chef seasoned the rump steak with salt and pepper.”
4. noun
A politician or group of politicians who form a minority government or opposition within a larger party.
“The rump of the party opposed the new legislation.”
5. verb
To strike the backside or rear of something, especially a vehicle.
“The driver’s car was bumped from behind, and he rumped the other vehicle with his bumper.”
6. verb
To strike the backside of a person, especially as a form of punishment.
“The teacher rumped the student for being late.”