back up the truck

To go back in a conversation

So Christie is pregnant, anyways did you see the football game on Monday?

Wait, wait, wait back up the truck...Christie's what?

by bandrewa October 29, 2007

back in the day

Saturday, October 6, 1979.

Back in the day, I could dance all night.

by mandingoe August 23, 2004

Back in the bucket

a phrased used by players when a person 1. They have interest in does something wrong to have them set a side like the other girls*.

*As if they were put in a bucket to choose from.

2. Can also refer to if a players goes back and forth between others they are dating or sleeping with when they get temporarily bored.

Dude, Lauren keeps bringing up her ex-boyfriend shes going back in the bucket.

Dave and I have go to the movies twice this week. I'm putting him back in the bucket so i can talk to Tom.

by TubbyTom April 16, 2009

"I’ll be out the gate by eight / in the spoon by noon / fixed by six / and back in the pen by ten!”

The heroin junkie merry-go-'round:

Release from prison-back to using dope-re-arrest.

The addict's vicious cycle.

Johnny Threefingers: "Heard you're getting out of this craphole today."
Harry Hophead: "Pfft...well, I'll be back...you know me, man... ""I’ll be out the gate by eight / in the spoon by noon / fixed by six / and back in the pen by ten!”"

by TopCop May 13, 2014

meanwhile, back at the ranch

After someone goes off on a unrelated tangent, you focus them back to the conversation at hand. Usually, the tangent is from someone not originally involved in the initial conversation and spews forth unwanted or pointless information. Based on old TV shows, like Bonanza.

Beth: What do you think about the presidential canidates, Sheila?
GIRL 2: OMG, did you see Justin today? He is so totally hot. His eyelashes go on forever. Do you think I should dye my hair? My roots are totally showing and I was thinking about going more red this time.
Sheila: (Pause) Yeah. So, meanwhile, back at the ranch... I think Kerry is kind of creepy, but Bush is totally f**cking everything up. Maybe I should go Nader.

by Cymbre May 4, 2004

back of the tree

expression meaning ugly and unwanted. taken from when people recieve ornaments for christmas that they very much dislike, but don't want to offend the giver of the gift. so, they put it up, but on the back of the tree, so no one can really see it

whoa, did your grandma seriously give you an abba-themed christmas ornament? that is seriosly back of the tree right there

by chicken sangwhich January 25, 2007

Back in the Ru

The ''Ru'' pronounced 'Roo' refers to any Ex-USSR Country. Comes from the 'RU'' in RUssia, the ''RU'' on Russian Car License Plates and the Russian internet addresses ending in .ru

Used mainly to describe RUssia, BelaRUs and Ukraine

''Ru'' can also refer to speaking the Russian language

Me: Im heading to the Russian Motherland on Vacation,
You: Back in The Ru so is it?
Me: Damn Right, gonna get me some Vodderz Vodka

by baileyyjau June 7, 2009