tow back

Fucked up, no good, broken

That shits tow back bro

by Beccah j July 31, 2017

sliding back into childhood

That slow decline in later years when many head backward, sliding steadily into an increasingly childlike mentality while often facing the concurrent loss of their physical integrity.

Oh yes, we’ve all watched her become like an innocent again, sliding back into childhood; for her, the world is new and beautiful all over again, even though she went through a hellish life that took that childhood innocence right out from under her so long ago!

by Dr Bunnygirl November 25, 2019

urinal snap back

When someone is using the urinal and you pull them away momentarily then let go;sending them almost face first in the struggle to get back.

Bill almost got face planted when Al pulled a urinal snap back on him!

by incubus_pa November 19, 2010

Skanker's back

A condition suffered by ravers the day after a night full of dancing; a sore back (and jaw, probably).

Dude: You sat down like a right old twonk then, whatsup?
Other Dude: Skanker's back mate, went Hospitality last night.

by RussellBishop December 4, 2012

You Make Me Back

The term you make me back comes from a song called “You Make Me Back” By Woosung, the song was originally from the OST of a 2020 show called Itaewon Class. You make me back or, to be back, is to be confused, in love, scared, and angry at the same time. Or just “ajbajjbsjudbjsbaijdjhi” The closest emoji to being Made Back would be 🥴.

Ex.
Person 1. UGH Lee Jong Suk in his new drama makes me so confused!!!

Person 2. I KNOW! It’s like he’s a whole different person! I just want to hug and punch him at the same time! I think it’s like that Woosung song- You Make Me Back.

by Eddie nam? April 28, 2020

back-up friend

an acquaintance that is only spoken to when all of one's real friends are absent.

A: Why were you talking to Erik that other day?
B: Dude, he's just a back-up friend. nobody else was around worth talking to.

by assgoblin82 February 3, 2007

back forty

The back forty' is a beloved American idiom. In the US, 1 township is 36 square miles (6 miles by 6 miles). Each square mile (a section of land) is divided into 16 subdivisions of 40 acres (1/4 mile by 1/4 mile)-- so a quarter section is 160 acres, a common unit of ownership in the early days of farming. The quarter-section farmer would own two 'front 40s' and two 'back 40s

The back forty' is a beloved American idiom. In the US, 1 township is 36 square miles (6 miles by 6 miles). Each square mile (a section of land) is divided into 16 subdivisions of 40 acres (1/4 mile by 1/4 mile)-- so a quarter section is 160 acres, a common unit of ownership in the early days of farming. The quarter-section farmer would own two 'front 40s' and two 'back 40s

by jonnnnng April 4, 2011