Usually means: Rear part, especially in military.
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  6. arriere: Webster's Revised Unabridged, 1913 Edition
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  8. arriere: Webster's 1828 Dictionary
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▸ noun:  (obsolete) That which is behind or subordinate; the rear.

Similar:
behine, rereward, posteriour, arriere-ban, backside, remainer, arrière-voussure, retraite, remayne, underverse, more...

Opposite:
front, forward, ahead, anterior

Phrases:
arriere pensee, arriere ban, arriere fee, arriere vassal, arriere bans, more...



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Similar:
behine, rereward, posteriour, arriere-ban, backside, remainer, arrière-voussure, retraite, remayne, underverse, more...

Opposite:
front, forward, ahead, anterior

Phrases:
arriere pensee, arriere ban, arriere fee, arriere vassal, arriere bans, arriere fief, more...



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