hindpart

Loop′ers, the caterpillars of certain moths, which move by drawing up the hindpart of their body to the head.—n.

That depends a good deal whether we come down hindpart foremost, or forepart front.

It was represented by the ancients as a creature having the forepart a goat, and the hindpart a fish, or sometimes simply as a goat.

Another and much louder noise of cracking followed, the floor visibly yielded, and the hindpart of the machine visibly sank about a quarter of an inch.

The old bird's head snicked round, right round, almost hindpart before; but he made no other movement.