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Behind

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Meaning

Prep

  • At or to the back or far
    of.
  • Concealed by (something
    as a
    or disguise).
  • In
    , from the
    of.
  • Less forward or
    than; after.
  • After in physical
    or distance.
  • After in
    ,
    ,
    , etc.;
    to.
  • After in time.
  • Responsible for, being the
    or
    of.
    Underlying, being the
    for or
    of.
    In support of.
    In American English:
    Following,
    to;
    or
    of.

    Adv

    At or in the
    or back part of something.
    In a
    direction.
    So
    be still
    after someone
    has
    or
    to exist.
    Backward
    or
    ; past.
    Behind the
    in a
    ; backstage.
    Not yet
    ,
    , or
    to
    ;
    ; remaining.

    Adj

    Not
    to the required or
    ;
    or in arrears.
    Slow.

    Noun

    The
    , back-end.
    In Buttocks:
    The
    ,
    , butt.
    In Australian rules football:
    A one-point score.
    In Baseball:
    The catcher.
    In the Eton College
    , any of a group of
    two "shorts" (who
    to
    the
    over the
    ) and a "long" (who
    the goal).
    Sourced from
    Wiktionary

    Origin

    behind
    English
    arrow
    behindan
    Old English (ca. 450-1100)
    Sourced from
    Etym
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