hind¹ /hīnd/

1. Placed in the rear
2. Relating to the part behind
3. Backward, opp to fore

hinder /hīnˈdər or (Scot) hinˈər/ adjective

1. Hind
2. Last (Scot; as in this hinder nicht last night)

hindˈerlings, hindˈerlins, or less correctly hinderlands or hinderlans /hinˈər-lənz/ plural noun (Scot)

The buttocks

hīndˈermost or hīndˈmost adjective

Farthest behind

hīndˈward adjective and adverb

hīndˈbrain noun

The cerebellum and medulla oblongata

hindˈcast noun

A test of the accuracy of a predictive model by checking whether it can predict a known historical outcome from the events known to have preceded it

To test (a predictive model) in this way

hinˈder-end /hinˈər-enˈ or -endˈ/ noun (Scot)

1. The latter end
2. Buttocks

hīndˈfoot noun

hīndforeˈmost adverb

With the back part in the front place

hīndˈ-gut noun

The posterior part of the alimentary canal

hīndˈhead noun

The back of the head, the occiput

hīndˈleg noun

hīndquarˈters plural noun

The rear parts of an animal

hīndˈsight noun

1. The ability or opportunity to understand and explain an event after it has happened
2. The rear sight on a gun, etc

hīndˈ-wheel noun

• make first base
• make fish of one and flesh of another
• make fish of one and fowl of another
• make for
• make foul water
• make free with
• make friends
• make fun of
• make game of
• make good
• make good time
• make good weather of it
• make great play
• make great strides
• make haste
• make hay
• make hay while the sun shines
• make head
• make heavy weather of
• make history
• make inroads into
• make interest for
• make it
• make it hot for
• make it one's business