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The part of you that commits to gravity so the rest of you doesn't have to.
means The lowest part of something, or informally, the buttocks — the base that everything else rests on.
from From Old English 'botm,' meaning the base or foundation of something, tracing back to a very old Germanic root shared with words for ground and depth. The same ancient root is a distant cousin of the Latin-derived 'fundus' (bottom, base), which gives English 'fundamental' and 'foundation' — different branches of language, same instinct to name the thing underneath everything else.
- nautical origin
- ship's hull was its original bottom
- kink usage
- emerged in BDSM vocabulary by the 1960s
- bottom line
- accounting term for net profit, final row
- rock bottom
- idiom means lowest possible point, 1920s slang