| 词汇 | caboose |
| 释义 | caboose Theme: BUTTOCKS n. the buttocks. (From the name of the car at the end of a railroad train.)You just plunk your caboose over there on the settee and listen up to what I have to tell you.My caboose is bigger than I want it, but life is too short to fret about stuff like that. caboose noun 1 the buttocks US, 1919. 2 the final participant in serial sex. From the phrase PULL A TRAIN used to describe the practice US, 1970. 3 the youngest child in a family US, 1969. 4 a jail US, 1865. 5 a small house or shack TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO, 1956. 6 a cooking shed CAYMAN ISLANDS, 1985 cabooseOne's buttocks. A "caboose" is the last car on a freight train. Get your caboose in here, dinner's ready! Oh please, there's no way my big caboose will fit into pants that size. caboose(kəˈbus) n. the buttocks. (From the name of the car at the end of a railroad train.) You just plunk your caboose over there on the settee and listen up to what I have to tell you. |
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