I've got your back

You are going to watch out and be a second set of eyes for someone. You will look out for their best interests and let them know if they have missed something. You will stick up for them.

Dbyrn: Hey, Frappe, I saw some kids messing around near your car, looked like they might be think about breaking in.
Frappe: Dude, seriously?
Dbryn: Yeah, I took some pix of them with my cell phone and they saw me and split really quick.
Frappe: Thanks Dude!
Dbryn: Don't worry, you know I've got your back.

by dhax August 7, 2011

break your back

When someone is really good at sex and leaves you sore the next day

I can break your back girl

by ommnigga November 22, 2015

get my lick back

1. To get your revenge.

2. when someone or something does you wrong and you get them back for it.

“Just wait till I get my lick back.”

“ I used to want my lick back until I realized GOD swing harder than me.“

by WAPIZZY56 May 5, 2023

We lost him back in 'nam

The response given when you are asked where someone is, but don't know the answer. Could be said with a twinge of guilt and sadness for extra effect.

We lost him back in 'nam..

by CptROFL August 19, 2010

bag back

Telling one to get out of your face or go away.

Girlfriend: Where tha fuck have you been nigga?
Nigga: Girl, bag back. Let a nigga be

by Smith Dogg October 26, 2003

Backblowing

An oral sex position where a man is on all fours and his penis is pulled to his rear (through his legs) and fellated from behind him.

Sunny was backblowing him while fingering his asshole.

by Slangeek February 26, 2010

Lie back and think of England

'Advice' given when a woman will inevitably be taking part in unwanted but mandatory/inevitable sex, usually with a partner but sometimes attributed to rape.

Apparently the phrase began in Edwardian England, when mothers would give it to their daughters on their wedding nights- this would be then first girls had heard about sex. Basically, think of the good the children could do the country (could become soldiers, doctors, etc).
No matter geographical location, 'England' should always be used- don't go about saying 'lie back and think of 'Murica' or 'lie back and think of India'. People will think you're a right ninny.

Sue: Ugh, Brian's convinced me to sleep with him tonight.

Anna: You'll be fine... Just get it over with. Lie back and think of England.

by YourMother'sUnderwearDrawer August 31, 2013