the way way back

In a station wagon there was the back seat and the way way back seat that faced out the window toward the cars behind you.

I always called dibs on the way way back seat so I didn't have to sit between my brothers.

by Maude Muffin November 1, 2013

Back up the bus

in reference to being told something unbelievable or shocking, means to hold on and go back to what was just said; request to repeat and readdress a comment.

"Whoa. Back up the bus - what did you just say?"

"Hang on - back up the bus. You were doing WHAT last night?!"

by mypseudonym2012 September 26, 2011

G-Style Pinocchi-Hole, Fade back for the Gurb

Inserting you nose in to a dudes anus while your bottom lip is wrapped around his bag.

Last night, Andy totally gave Steve a G-Style Pinocchi-Hole, Fade back for the Gurb...it was awesome.

by Brotron August 23, 2012

Back in the 'good old days',

This was the original reference to the past BEFORE it was bastardized by the cheap ghetto and sport radio jock talk: 'back in the day', which has become popular of late...

Back in the 'good old days', we used to have to walk a mile through 3 feet of snow to get to school every day.

by JJGATES December 2, 2011

meanwhile, back at the ranch

A term meaning: 1)two events simultaneously happening in two different locations.2)while that was going on there, this was going on here at the same time.

Jay was out buying Jenna flowers but meanwhile, back at the ranch, Jenna was sleeping with Jays bestfriend.

by anonymous May 4, 2004

back in the day

Referring to a time period previous to the present, usually recalled with a somewhat blissful vision.

Back in the day, I remember those good times we used to have hanging out at Lyon's.

by brainz November 7, 2001

laying back in the cut

In a relaxed state, especially with friends while not engaging in any specific activity.

When Allison called, I was laying back in the cut with Will and Jay and didn't feel like engaging in awkward conversation with her.

by Tmbggeek August 29, 2006