Search results for 'back':

back check (noun) : a check performed by a player of the defending team in hockey

Submitted by: Anonymous on Dec. 17, 2008 20:41

back in the day (adverb) : A phrase meaning a time in the past.

My mom used to take us to drive-in movies back in the day.

Submitted by: J.C. Moore from Pennsylvania on Jun. 28, 2007 14:30

Back-seat-bingo (noun) : Necking in a car. [This phrase has originated in1950`s and has become teenager`s catch phrase.]

Jenny and Richard were engaged in a back-seat-bingo in drive-in theatre.

Submitted by: Ashok from California on Jul. 18, 2007 14:16

back-up friend (noun) : a person that someone calls when he/she has exhausted all other friend sources or after a break-up with a significant other because he/she has a fear of being alone

When my friend was dating this guy I never heard from her, but now that they are broken up she calls me all the time. I told her I am nobody's back-up friend!

Submitted by: Kimberly from Pennsylvania on Jul. 18, 2007 10:50

backburner (verb) : to put something on the backburner : to neglect something because of other interests, duties, etc.

I've been so busy at work that I've backburnered my own painting projects.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Oct. 04, 2007 13:37

Backchattitude (noun) : A facetious,smart-alec, or sometimes rude, way of thinking/speaking/behaving when answering back to someone

"She's got some serious backchattitude today!" or "Don't give me that backchattitude"

Submitted by: Cyni and Mouse from Australia on May. 21, 2007 02:54

Backdoor (adjective) : a thing that exists (usually permenantly) behind one's home.

"They are my backdoor neighbors."

Submitted by: Anonymous on Sep. 20, 2007 18:51

backfish (noun) : a person who makes others uneasy or uncomfortable, akin to touching the back of a fish

That brother-in-law of mine is a real backfish

Submitted by: dylan from Indiana on Oct. 04, 2005 13:26

backhalfer

(noun) : an athlete who performs strongly in the second half of a race or competition

Take the lead in the first 100 yards if you are not a backhalfer. —Carlton Edwards

Submitted by: CE from Maryland on Jul. 15, 2009 22:26

Backity-back (noun) : The section in the very rear of a large SUV or Mini-van where there is a third row of seating or cargo space.

My sister had to sit in the backity-back because she is the youngest and smallest.

Submitted by: Andrew Klein from Mississippi on Oct. 04, 2007 08:41

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