They've got you down, and they'll keep you down to all etarnity, you and your posteriors arter you.
The blind man, who was inclined to be ugly, was threatened with having to go to exhibit his bruises to the magistrate, who had a regular tariff for bruised posteriors of all grades.
This smart application to the pedant's withered posteriors gave him such exquisite pain that he roared like a mad bull, danced, cursed, and blasphemed, like a frantic bedlamite.
During her sleep Laura had somewhat changed her position, and instead of fronting me, had turned upon her left side, presenting her splendidposteriors to me, between which my champion was nestling himself.
I then gave her the rod, and sitting down on the side of the bed, I placed him across my knees and turned up his beautiful posteriors to her.
This the deponent learned from the mouth of the said Agustina, and furthermore by examining her person on the second occasion, when she found her posteriors were black and blue, and that she had evidently been severely handled.
Thus men catch knowledge by throwing their wit on the posteriors of a book, as boys do sparrows with flinging salt upon their tails.
A ceremony performed on boys perambulating the bounds of the parish on Whit-monday, when they have theirposteriors bumped against the stones marking the boundaries, in order to fix them in their memory.
A punishment used by the seamen for petty offences, or irregularities, among themselves: it consists in bastonadoing the offender on the posteriors with a cobbing stick, or pipe staff; the number usually inflicted is a dozen.
After her monthlies had arranged themselves I fancied Kitty was more luscious, and her discharge more copious, yet I often used to think of the spanking posteriors and full crisp-haired cunt of Bessie whilst operating on Kit.
One young lady from the school whose posteriors I also knew came to stay.
To pull out my prick, drop my dressing-gown over it, let fall the clothes over Mary's posteriors was the work of an instant.
At the beginning of the sixteenth century it was very common for confessors to whip the posteriors of their penitents.
France, had his posteriors flogged by Cardinal Ossat and Duperron.
Yet it is by no means improbable that there may have been some foundation for the popular gossip that the neophyte at his reception was forced to kiss the posteriors of his preceptor.
Thus it was common report that the neophyte was subjected to the humiliation of kissing the posteriors of his preceptor--a report which the Hospitallers took special pleasure in circulating.
Was the lady Dulcinea brought forth by me that my posteriors must pay for the transgressions of her eyes?
These two tribes differ from the monkeys, having naked posteriors, and all the sapajous having them covered with hair; and the douc is the only monkey which has hair on the posteriors like the sapajous.
He is of a squat form, and his posteriors are of a blood red, his anus is placed almost as high as his loins, his face is of a bluish colour, and strongly seamed with wrinkles, which still increases his frightful and loathsome appearance.
Man, and the orang-outang, are the only animals which have calfs to their legs, and their posteriors formed for walking erect.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "posteriors" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
