hollalujah holla back

An expression used when departing. Can be used interchangeably with the words "i'll holla 'atcha", "later", or "bye". Was originally brought into existance by some douche bag from the "The White Rapper Show" on VH1.

Trey: Aight nigga, I'm finuh dip.
BJ: Alright son, hollalujah holla back. 1.
Trey: 1.

Mike: All y'all niggas don't no! We gitten da fuck outta hea.
Ryan: Hollalujah holla back, nigga.

by silverstreaks2004 December 20, 2009

you have my poodle, give it back.

An exclimation used to express anger over the failure to return another man/womans poodle.

charlie, you son of a bitch, you have my poodle, give it back.

by ELsei August 12, 2007

back-side attack

Term used for the attachment of the nucleophile in an SN2 reaction to kick off the leaving group. In slang, it means to fail a test or have a lot of difficulty on a test, especially an organic chemistry test.

That orgo test just back-side attacked me, SN2 style.

by synchrohobbit November 20, 2006

backcut

Term used in school where a kid is in line for the beanery, cafeteria food, or vending machine, and you allow a friend to cut behind you to skip the other students in line to avoid waiting longer.

Can be used for anything else where kids are lining up to purchase something.

Dude let me cut you!

You can backcut me.

by Shock Smoove January 18, 2011

Back to school

The saying that all parents love but all kids hate so fucking much.

Parent: Back to school! yeah! my fucking children are going to fucking school!
Kid: Fuck school

by FYI Informing Person April 23, 2017

You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours.

You do me a favor, I'll do you a favor.

This time, I'll fix your car for free. You scratch my back, I'll scratch back!

by Xiao July 16, 2002

have my back

To have one's back is to protect one from unanticipated matters, while one is attending to a particular function. This can be seen dramaticallyand concretely in the movie, "Gladiator." THE ACTOR forges an alliance when he suggests that three gadiators form a team by fighting off threats from different directions (fighting back to back.) He states: "We can fight together or die separately." Also, in the revolutionary war period, one of the notables said "We can hang together or hang separately."

Similar idioms would be HAVE MY BACK= "cover me," "fight back to back," "back me up," "play chicky for me," "keep an eye out for me," and "be ready to jump in."

by parceritahotlips April 14, 2009