four-wheelin in the backcountry

Butt sex. When a guy sticks his penis into a lady's ass hole. The penis usually ends up covered in poopies and generally quite dirty. this is where the expression comes from. Cuz usually if you go 4 wheeling in the backcountry, your car will end up covered in mud. Mud resembles poop and the car is a metaphore for your penis.

Female Infidel: OMG! Timmy was so horny last night but i was on my period. I let him go four-wheelin in the backcountry. It smelt like poops and now i cant control my sphincter so i wear a diaper.

Infidel: I went four-wheelin in the back country yesterday. Ass hole is the second vagina.

by Mahmoud Amidemajad March 25, 2008

smash her backbox in

To indulge in anal sex, or indicate the desire to indulge in anal sex. To take some from behind sexually, anally.

She's fit, i'd like to smash her backbox in. Look at the ass on that, wouldn't you like to smash her backbox in.

by Hypnosid October 22, 2007

back in it

can be used while talking about sexual acts, workin it, puttin your back in it

ooh girl last night he put his back in it!

by Christine Smith August 10, 2005

Bring it back in town

A phrase that mexicans or mexican americans use that basically means to show people their best. It was derived from when poor mexicans used to go to America and work in low paying jobs. Then they would come back home to their poor little towns and brag about their earnings and they would say, "lo trajimos al pueblo" which means bring it back in town. Now it is used when Mexicans or Mexican Americans are about to show off their dance moves, when they are about to freestyle a rap, when they are succesful and they come back to show off to their family, when their about to kick some ass at a sporting event such as a soccer game, etc.

Eduardo: Yo fool, we got the hottest dance moves.
Felipe: Alright homie, lets BRING IT BACK IN TOWN.
Eduardo: Lets do it fucker.

by eddie5555 November 29, 2010

back in the day

Completely meaningless phrase which has gained mysterious global popularity. It means "Once, I..." or "I used to..." but is uglier and lazier. Similar to the equally meaningless "at the end of the day..." popularised by English soccer stars.

Back in the day, I used to be younger.

I was a child once, back in the day.

by hunthill September 13, 2008

Back in the day

Completely meaningless phrase which has gained inexplicable global popularity. It's an incomplete thought: Back in what day? It's a redundant way of saying "Once, I..." or "I used to..." and adds words without adding any extra meaning. Similar to the equally pointless "at the end of the day..." popularised by English soccer stars.

Back in the day, I used to be younger.

I was a child once, back in the day.

by hunthill August 18, 2006

business up front party in the back

Business: confident, presentable, serious

Party: At ease, hanging loose, flowing, always ready for a good time...

After winning the world championship lawnmower races, Earl shouted "Business up front party in the back!" with his dirty-greasy mullet flowing in the breeze. Meanwhile his competitors stood to the side cowering in defeat.

by Ryan Michael R November 19, 2007