fundament
41fundamént — s. n., pl. fundaménte …
42fundament — (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun 1. The lowest or supporting part or structure: base1, basis, bed, bottom, foot, footing, foundation, ground, groundwork, seat, substratum, underpinning (often used in plural). See OVER. 2. That on which something… …
43Fundament — Fun|da|ment das; [e]s, e <aus lat. fundamentum »Grund(lage)« zu fundare, vgl. ↑fundieren>: 1. Unterbau, Grundbau, Sockel (Bauw.). 2. die Druckform tragende Eisenplatte bei einer Buchdruckerschnellpresse (Druckw.). 3. a) Grund, Grundlage; …
44fundament — sb. (of the body). RG. 310, 526 …
45fundament — fun·da·ment || fÊŒndÉ™mÉ™nt n. physical characteristics of a geographical area; buttocks, posterior …
46FUNDAMENT — fundamentis …
47fundament — [ fʌndəm(ə)nt] noun 1》 the foundation or basis of something. 2》 humorous a person s buttocks or anus. Origin ME: from OFr. fondement, from L. fundamentum, from fundare to found …
48fundament — n. 1. Bottom, seat, buttocks, rump (humorous or contemptuous). 2. Anus, rectal orifice, mouth of the rectum …
49fundament — fun·da·ment …
50fundament — fun•da•ment [[t]ˈfʌn də mənt[/t]] n. 1) anat. the buttocks 2) cvb anat. the anus 3) a base or basic principle; underlying part; foundation • Etymology: 1250–1300; ME fondement < OF < L fundāmentum foundation. See found II, ment …