backage

when you move back 1 person in a queue.
usually done in a sports where you line up to do activities but you dont want to do it.

james: yo, can i have a backage
Natalie: ok i dont mind

by YourLocalAsian February 19, 2022

BackassForward

The inevitable and utterly confusing motion of launching a startup. Similar to two steps forward, one step back. With added layers of chaos and insanity pulling in multiple directions at once.

How did it go this week?

Oh it was another backassforward week for sure! Got next to nothing accomplished!!!

by Startup Street September 22, 2022

Backative

To create backing, buy-in, or support for an idea. Often used in a business setting.

She's having trouble getting the employees to come to the Friday afternoon lunches ... she needs to create some backative.

by jerwilt1 December 30, 2007

Backall

A large mammel with an enourmously large cock. Can satisfy any womans most fantasized sexual experience.

I really hope I'm up for being a backall tonight when I try to bang that girl.

by cocksmith52 January 16, 2009

backz0rs

In online lingo, to return from being away or off your computer. Often used in online chats, instant messaging, or message forums to explain an absence or welcome someone back from one.

Welcome backz0rs to everyone that was knocked offline when AOL's dial-up network fried on Saturday night.

by Jarom Benson October 31, 2005

Backage

Back•age ( bak~ajh )

~noun

the act of rubbing, kneeding a persons (or animal!!) back, as to stimulate circulation, loosen, and relaxify.

Baby, come here your all tense , let me give you a backage , make it better!

by Teegan0151 February 15, 2010

Backage

The act of backing ones-self in a competitive situation, with the confidence that you will succeed - i.e. there is no such thing as a 50/50 ball. It's always yours.

I really admire Jonny Wilkinson's backage in the contact, he really backs himself to tackle anyone that comes near him.

or alternatively;

Newcastle backed themselves to bounce back and score after the break, having fallen behind in the first half.

by gavorama March 11, 2011