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Double-Backhoe

A vicious, rigid, and determined dance that is executed by 40 something aged women that dress like they are twenty something's.(Also called "Scallywags or Swamp Donkeys). It occurs when a live band plays a Judas priest cover song, or a similar rock tune from the same era. This dance is performed by throwing both arms back behind you in a vicious "scooping" motion and repeating this motion completely out of rhythm with the song. It can be intensified by having an angry face, and crow hopping in between scoops.
Sadie double-backhoed her way backstage and was never seen again......
Double-Backhoe by Scoopalone May 19, 2013

backhoe joe

(n.) A word describing a guy who is not your main squeeze. Subordinate to the boyfriend. A side-guy.
This term is widely used in Howard County.
"Isn't Dave your boyfriend?"
"Oh yeah he is. But Ryan is my backhoe joe."
backhoe joe by srad April 4, 2015

nigger backhoe 

"boy, you mighty handy on the end of that nigger backhoe"
nigger backhoe by max loads November 1, 2008

Ditch-Witchin' Backhoe 

Derived from "DitchWitch", the backhoe (ie. a piece of construction equipment), this term has become a popular insult in certain circles.
Man, you're a ditch-witchin' backhoe!

What a ditch-witchin' backhoe!

Now that's a ditch-witchin' backhoe if I've ever seen one!
Ditch-Witchin' Backhoe by Ronnietyn February 1, 2009
1) a side bitch

2) a bitch on the side
3) sumthin' on the side
I was out to dinner with the wifey, but shit got weird when my backhoe was the waitress.
Backhoe by Backhoe bitch June 8, 2016

Mexican backhoe 

"How in the hell am I going to dig a swimming pool?"
"Here's a Mexican backhoe. Get to work!"
Mexican backhoe by Yago October 8, 2003
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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