Hindmost [adjective]

The half hunt is alwayes one of the two hindmost bells which makes every bob-change.

Soon the hindmost of the guerrillas and the foremost of the Federals began to exchange shots.

And Judas gathered together the hindmost, and he exhorted the people, all the way through, till they came into the land of Juda.

These rails were alternately moved forward, as the car passed from the hindmost.

Suddenly a shriek broke from those who stood hindmost, and in strode the witch, with serpents round her neck and arms and hair.

Joe was the hindmost of all, but after lying a few minutes in silence, he crept softly forward, trembling all the while.

They think, if they can but keep pace with them they shall do fair; but these do not consider that the hindmost lose the prize.

Now, as a dentition becomes more distinctly carnivorous, so the hindmost molars and the foremost premolars disappear.

A hindmost player may also form in front of his own rank, making the second player in such rank hindmost or "third."

The tide was almost at its lowest by this time, and Heidrek's hindmost ship was about half a mile ahead of us.