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1. verb To drink the entirety of something. The kids wasted no time bottoming their sodas and asking for more. I can usually bottom a bottle of wine by myself. There better be free refills here because these guys can bottom their drinks in record time.
2. noun The absolute lowest or worst point. (Often used in the phrase "rock bottom.") The price of milk is at rock bottom right now, which is great for consumers, but bad for farmers. I knew I had hit bottom when I missed my son's birthday party because I was hungover. That's when I knew I needed to get professional help. The film is about a washed-up pop star who finds himself at rock bottom after his former manager swindles him out of all his money.
3. noun One's buttocks. Jimmy tripped and landed right on his bottom. Babies know that falling on your bottom is just part of learning to walk—they aren't embarrassed by it at all. Would you get up off your bottom and help me with these bags?
4. noun In baseball and softball, the second half of an inning. It's the bottom of the ninth, and the Angels are winning 7–6. We're the home team today, so we don't bat till the bottom of the first. Every kid dreams about being the hero who hits a walk-off in the bottom of the ninth.
5. noun In sexual activity between two men, the person who is penetrated (and who is often viewed as submissive). If you're both bottoms, then what are you going to do in the bedroom? A: "Wait, your hot friend's a bottom?" B: "Yep. Should I tell him you're interested?" I had high hopes for my date, but he's a top, and I'm looking for a bottom.
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*(rock) bottom
the lowest point or level. (*Typically: be at ~; hit ~; reach ~.) The value of the goods is at rock bottom right now. Prices have reached rock bottom. When my life hit bottom, I gradually began to feel much better.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
bottom
1. n. the buttocks. My bottom is sore from sitting too long.
2. n. the second half of a baseball inning. Wilbur hit a double-bagger in the bottom of the second.
3. tv. to drink something to the bottom. He bottomed the beer and ordered another one.
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions Copyright © 2006 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.
- (as) smooth as a baby's bottom
- (as) soft as a baby's bottom
- (from) top to bottom
- (one's) bottom dollar
- a/the race to the bottom
- an ambulance at the bottom of a cliff
- at bottom
- at rock bottom
- at the bottom of (something)
- at the bottom of the food chain
- at the bottom of the heap
- at the bottom of the hour
- at the bottom of the ladder
- at the bottom/top of the pile/heap
- be at rock bottom
- be at the bottom of (something)
- be at the bottom of something
- be bumping along the bottom
- be scraping the barrel
- be/lie at the bottom of something
- bet (one's) boots
- bet (one's) bottom dollar
- bet (one's) bottom dollar on (something)
- bet (one's) bottom dollar that (something will happen)
- bet (one's) life
- bet bottom dollar
- bet one's bottom dollar
- bet one's bottom dollar, one can
- bet your bottom dollar
- bet your bottom dollar/your life
- bottom
- bottom drawer
- bottom drops out
- bottom drops out, the
- bottom edge
- bottom falls out
- bottom feeder
- bottom fell out
- bottom fishing
- bottom hand
- bottom line
- bottom of (one's) heart
- bottom of it, at the/get to the
- bottom of the bag
- bottom of the barrel
- bottom of the barrel, scrape the
- bottom of the heap
- bottom of the ladder
- bottom of the line
- bottom of the ninth
- bottom out
- bottom the house
- bottoms up
- Bottoms up!
- bump along the bottom
- copper-bottomed
- deal from the bottom of the deck
- every tub must stand on its own bottom
- Foggy Bottom
- from the bottom of (one's) heart
- from the bottom of heart
- from the bottom of my heart
- from the bottom of one's heart
- from the bottom of your heart
- from the depths of (one's) heart
- from top to bottom
- get at the bottom of (something)
- get to the bottom of
- get to the bottom of (something)
- get to the bottom of something
- he who would climb the ladder must begin at the bottom
- hit bottom
- hit rock bottom
- hit/reach rock bottom
- knock the bottom out
- knock the bottom out of
- knock the bottom out of (someone or something)
- learn (something) from the bottom up
- learn from the bottom up
- let every tub stand on its own bottom
- lie at the bottom of (something)
- on the bottom rung (of the ladder)
- one's bottom dollar
- put the bottom rail on top
- race to the bottom
- reach (rock) bottom
- rock bottom
- scrape the bottom of the barrel
- soft as a baby's bottom
- start at the bottom (of the ladder)
- the bottom drops out of (one's) world
- the bottom drops out of the market
- the bottom drops/falls out of somebody's world
- the bottom drops/falls out of the market
- the bottom falls out (of something)
- the bottom falls out of (one's) world
- the bottom falls out of something
- the bottom falls out of the industry
- the bottom falls out of the market
- the bottom falls out of your world
- the bottom line
- the bottom of the barrel
- the bottom of the heap
- the bottom of the hour
- the bottom of the ladder
- the bottom of the pile
- touch (rock) bottom
- touch bottom
- trackie bottoms
- tracksuit bottoms
- you bet your bottom
- you can bet your bottom dollar (on something)