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The definition of bottom

29 Definitions of: bottom

1. noun, the lowest, deepest, or farthest removed part of a thing
2. noun, the least important or successful position
3. noun, the ground underneath a sea, lake, or river
4. noun, touch bottom to run aground
5. noun, the inner depths of a person's true feelings (esp in the phrase from the bottom of one's heart)
6. noun, the underneath part of a thing
7. noun, nautical the parts of a vessel's hull that are under water
8. noun, (in literary or commercial contexts) a boat or ship
9. noun, billiards snooker a strike in the centre of the cue ball
10. noun, a dry valley or hollow
11. noun, the low land bordering a river
12. noun, the lowest level worked in a mine
13. noun, (esp of horses) staying power; stamina
14. noun, importance, seriousness, or influence
15. noun, the buttocks
16. noun, at bottom in reality; basically or despite appearances to the contrary
17. noun, be at the bottom of to be the ultimate cause of
18. noun, get to the bottom of to discover the real truth about
19. noun, knock the bottom out of to destroy or eliminate
20. adjective, lowest or last
21. adjective, bet (or put) one's bottom dollar on to be absolutely sure of (one's opinion, a person, project, etc)
22. adjective, of, relating to, or situated at the bottom or a bottom
23. adjective, fundamental; basic
24. verb, to provide (a chair, etc) with a bottom or seat
25. verb, to discover the full facts or truth of; fathom
26. verb, to base or be founded (on an idea, etc)
27. verb, nautical to strike the ground beneath the water with a vessel's bottom
28. verb, mining a) to mine (a hole, claim, etc) deep enough to reach any gold there is b) to reach (gold, mud, etc) on bottoming
29. verb, electronics to saturate a transistor so that further increase of input produces no change in output ▷ See also bottom out
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Synonyms:	base, foot, bed, floor, basis, foundation, depth, support, pedestal, underside	And more...
Antonyms:	top, higher

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