back-kick

In a similar manner to a sidekick, the back-kick supports a hero or superhero in his (or her) endeavors. The difference arises in that a back-kick provides support from an external area, (hideout, lair, rooftop, etc.), usually through Intel, weapons, and vehicles. The back-kick's duties may extend into general maintenance of the hero's hideout (bitchwork), or in some cases, emotional support.

Alfred Pennyworth (of Batman) is a classic, well-known example of a back-kick.

by vinman11 February 17, 2008

ice back

a humourous derrogitory term used for illeagal Canadian immigrants in the United States. Based on the term wet back used for Mexicans. Coined on the Daily Show.

The Minute Men patrol the border along the 49th parrallel to ensure no ice backs sneak across.

by Al-star May 30, 2006

Back in blood

Having or wanting to keep something or someone that you will not lose them or it so you’ll fight till the end for example : murder😳 aka back in “blood”

He’s mine, Come get him back in blood.

by cutiebaes243 February 1, 2021

you scratch my back, I scratch yours

(variants: I'll may replace I)

let us be helpful to one another, let us cooperate

If you remeber to pay the bills, I will rember to do the laundry! You scratch my back, I scratch yours!

by Light Joker November 4, 2005

Bread back

The loaf of back fat between a woman's bra and gigantic underwear.

British are notorious for having bad teeth.

I've never heard that. You mean like bread back?

No, they don't say that.

Well, not to your face.

by 907jw March 12, 2010

Back's in half

Excruciating pain in the back after injury.

Typically used in Wales.

Fuck me Dan, I can't believe I just done deads for 120KG. MY BACK'S IN HALF!

Christ mate, I just rolled out of bed and MY BACK'S IN HALF!

by Odlatac March 7, 2018

full-backal

The opposite of full frontal, when someone is seen completely nude from the back.

"Gail's never gone the full Walkabout."
"True, true. Gail's only gone as far as full-backal."

by Jeff Murdock January 1, 2010