back door man

the man that some ones wife is seein on the side. usualy came to the back door to avoid any other house wives seein him.

jimmy the pool boy is my back door man

by jojo the flying monkey January 5, 2004

back-hand

using the back side of your hand to smack someone against their face.

I'm gonna back-hand you if you don't shut up!

by Amanda Knight May 11, 2006

backchannel

Getting someone's personal contact information so you don't have to communicate with them through a public means.

We were having a conversation on a public web site, but I wanted to backchannel her so we could get more personal.

by Biggety Big September 17, 2006

back out bill

1.) One who cannot keep his word and always backs out without notice.

2.) No Call, No Show!

Tony: You going to come over tomorrow for the game?
Bill: Yea I'll definatly be there!
@the party.
Justin:Where is bill at?
Tony: I don't know he never called.
Justin: Good ol' Back out Bill

by Tony89 August 11, 2007

Back Plate

A piece of protective equipment used in football and is attached to the bottom of the shoulder pads. Although it is geared towards protecting the player it is mainly used to increase swag points while on the football field. Don't get a back plate unless you have major swag and are a key player on your team.

Look at number 88, he has a back plate and won't even see the field. Thats a disgrace to the game

by JJohnsonfromdubville December 26, 2010

back door pickle tickle

verb - the act of fingering a girl and feeling your penis through the back of her vagina while having anal sex

Dave:Dude! i just pulled the back door pickle tickle on Jessica!

John:Holly shit man i didn't know she was that kinky, what a whore!

by dannytaytheplanman January 4, 2011

Back-To-Reality complex

The back-to-reality complex (noun):

Also referred to as the BTR-Complex: the feeling of emptiness after the end of a tv-series or movie, when

1) having to face the fact that all good things come to an end
2) having to let go of the bond that was built with the characters.

Leads in many cases to: addition to fan-fiction, discussion of every episode, and a re-watch of the tv-series/movie.

Durations range from an hour to multiple years.

Frank: "Hey buddy! What's up with Jimmy? He hasn't spoken a word today!"
Dennis: "I know. He just finished the last episode of Freaks and Geeks, and now he's having a Back-To-Reality complex..."
Frank: "Damn... How long do you think this will last?"
Dennis: "He'll get over it pretty soon for now, but after he does a re-watch of the series, it may last a little longer."

by MillSup May 22, 2013