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breech

[breech, breech, brich] / britʃ, britʃ, brɪtʃ /


NOUN
rear end
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They say certain herbs, boiled into a dark-green liquid, can address situations such as breech babies who needs to change positions.

From Seattle Times

The zoo didn’t immediately release a cause of death for Hasina but said the procedure was complicated by the length of time she was under anesthesia and the calf’s abnormal breech position.

From Seattle Times

The zoo didn’t immediately release a cause of death for Hasina but said the procedure was complicated by the length of time she was under anesthesia and the calf’s abnormal breech position.

From Washington Times

Then the doctor came with bad news: Her baby was breech and would need to be surgically extracted.

From New York Times

The access to the great outdoors has reinvigorated his creativity, he says — when whales breech or jump during his Zoom calls, he tells his co-workers they’ve earned Mother Nature’s applause.

From Seattle Times