monback

Short for Come On Back. Typically used when a large object is being guided backwards into an area. big bird

Monback Melissa, monback!!

by Anonymous April 9, 2003

monback

The title given to any random bystander who is willing to guide a backing vehicle by spotting the rear for the driver.

The trucker gave the crackhead $5 'cause he needed a monback to get into the alley safely.

by shameful bastard child April 23, 2006

african-monback

An african american, standing behind a garbage truck, or any vehicle, attempting to inform the driver how far back to drive

Driver, "go back there and tell me when i get close to the dock,''. African-monback behind truck," monback, monback, monback, ok thats good"

by harley883 August 17, 2010

Moonback

Short for ´love you to the moon and back´

Person 1: Love you so much!
Person 2: Love you moonback!

by adventureguide April 15, 2021

Manbacking

Three or more dudes spooning with boners.
Three or more dudes have anal sex in bananna formation.
Three or more dudes with there boners cupping each others asshole.

The three wise men were manbacking in the stable.

by the traveling troll October 4, 2010

Moback

Moback is that type of person to overuse the "Red B" emoji and also a person whom is very weak, He is often bad at games and usually clueless and most of the time a unresponsive person (Antisocial).

Guy 1: "Hey you didn't get my last few messages are you there bro?.."
Moback: *Checks message and leaves it*

Guy 2": "C'mon man and know you're there it says you're online"
Moback: ".... gtg"

by JahJayDog June 9, 2018

momback

a verbal instruction, guiding a driver of a truck/trailer in reverse. Literally meaning, "come on back." Originally from a racist joke about a garbage truck, e.g. What has 4 wheels, 2 legs and goes Momback? (or something like that)

driver: " I can't see the dumpster we gotta pick up. Can u get out and do the Mombacks?"
passenger: NP ... momback, momback, cut the wheel to teh left ... straighten out ... cool ... momback and ur good.
STOP DAMMIT!"

by Syntax Police July 18, 2010