backstage pass

Phrase used when one has been given the go ahead to engage in anal sex.

"Sharon gave me the backstage pass and I'm using it tonight!"

by Alexandra July 31, 2004

backwang

A name given to those who have an inward dick.

Hey Backwang! Come here!

by ShervinX July 19, 2007

backstage betty

a girl who is invited backstage at shows in exchange for "favors."(wink wink) a softer way of saying groupie.


Syn.groupie

i see a lot of potential backstage betty's here tonight.

by Samigirl B April 9, 2005

backalong

A slang word popular in Somerset, England. Referring to something which happened some time ago, typically a number of months. Although generally speaking its pretty vague and could refer to anything from between a few minutes to several years ago.

'What was that film we watched backalong, you know the spinny one with the corporate spies and the water an' that?'

'Oh yeah, Cypher.'

'Yeah thats was it.'

by Eradeziel May 12, 2006

backstage passenger

any lurker who has somehow made backstage at a show without being affiliated with anyone in one of the bands, or crew, or club staff. A person that is backstage without a backstage pass.

Hey, who drank all the beer? I think it was that backstage passenger, who brought him back here anyhow?

by r the p June 22, 2008

backslap

To strike someone (usually on the face) with the back of the hand.

If you don't shut up, I'm gonna backslap you.

by LudwigVan December 23, 2003

backslash

A mark of punctuation ( \ ) introduced in 1960 as a deliberate way to convert two ALGOL symbols ("up" and "down" carets) into ASCII by using the new backslash and its traditional opposite number, the virgule or slant ( / ):

\/ - or - /\ for example.

The backslash went on to find use in early UNIX programs and today is party of a typical QWERTY keyboard, usually to the right of the bracket (and braces) keys. Other terms for the mark include slosh, reverse virgule, and reverse slash.

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If I see a backslash ( \ ) at the end of the line, does it mean go to the next line or go to the next term?

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by al-in-chgo March 3, 2010