Backseat Freestyle

Throwing her that dope game while in the backseat of your car.

Susie came over but my parents were home so I parked the car somewhere and gave her that backseat freestyle.

by beatsbydreallday March 26, 2013

Backseatsman

A person (usually a male) that appears magically in the backseat of your car while you're driving. They aren't very popular today, but were very popular back in the 50's. Very few these days have encountered a Backseatsman, but those who have will never forget their experience.

Driver: Hey! How did you get in here?!

Backseatsman: I don't really know how i got in here... but here i am. And here we are. :D

by Autumn-Hope August 21, 2010

Backseat-admin

A member on a web-forum acting as if he or her is an admin, without being so.

John: Look at this video "inappropriate-content"
Bob: That is blasphemy! Have a nice holiday!
John: Oh, please Bob, stop being such a Backseat-admin.

by Eskimow October 5, 2009

backseat farmer

a person who watches you play Farmville from over your shoulder and constantly gives unwanted/unneeded advice pertaining to your farming abilities

Trent doesn't even play Farmville, yet he is always being a backseat farmer by telling real farmers what to do.

by Nice Cream Paint Job January 18, 2010

backseat buyer

A person who gets excited over other people's future or current purchases. Usually an enthusiastic shopper for themselves as well.
Can also be used as an adjective and verb.

"I'm such a backseat buyer; I love helping my friends choose stuff as much as buying something for myself!"

"Whenever I think about getting a new gadget, my father goes backseat buyer."

"If you don't stop backseat buying right now I'm going to smack you."

by lautnitha January 2, 2009

backseat driver

a person sitting in the backseat of a car who critcizes the driver's driving.

Who cares if i ran a red light? Stop being a backseat driver.

by Your mom. May 23, 2004

Backseat

Is a reference to a person who frequently asks "what?". The term originates from people in the back of the car always misinterpreting the message of the people in the front seats. The term is properly used as a noun.

Teacher: Homework is due 3:00 Tuesday.

Student: What time is homework due Friday?
Other student: She said 3:00 Tuesday, backseat.

by Jjhuntley March 6, 2017