Having someone's back is an idiomatic expression meaning that you're watching out for that person, basically taking care and protecting that person from harm.
Backing someone up is also an idiomatic expression meaning that you will support that person in word and deed.
Backing someone up is also an idiomatic expression meaning that you will support that person in word and deed.
by ... Zjdbckdnznsjd September 05, 2019
Look out or backs you up, supports you in whatever choices or decisions you make, protects you from harm in the world as well as protecting you from harmful people. Sticks up for you when or doesnt allow others to or are talk/talking about you
Just know I HAVE YOUR BACK no matter what you decide.
Dont worry I'll HAVE YOUR BACK if anything happens
Dont worry I'll HAVE YOUR BACK if anything happens
by JujubetTheMinion November 02, 2019
tom said "yo man can you help me with my relationship issues? "
And toms best friend, Bill said " ya i have your back"
And toms best friend, Bill said " ya i have your back"
by haileyc_111 August 03, 2014
Ima Have To SMack YOur BAck To Some Lightining
Ima Have To SMack YOur BAck To Some Lightining
by .0.7.9.7.1.5.3.7.4.6.5.9.7.3.4 May 08, 2025
<April 18th, 1984>I Will Have To Smack Your Back Through The Moonlight And Call It The "'The Sunflower Deed'"<April 18th, 1984>
<April 18th, 1984>I Will Have To Smack Your Back Through The Moonlight And Call It The "'The Sunflower Deed'"<April 18th, 1984>
by ExeeloguiexE April 17, 2025
Ima Have To SMack YOur BAck To Some Lightning
Ima Have To SMack YOur BAck To Some Lightning
by .0.7.9.7.1.5.3.7.4.6.5.9.7.3.4 May 08, 2025
<April 18th, 1984>Ima Have To Smack Your Back Through The Moonlight And Call It The "'The Sunflower Deed'"<April 18th, 1984>
<April 18th, 1984>Ima Have To Smack Your Back Through The Moonlight And Call It The "'The Sunflower Deed'"<April 18th, 1984>
by ExeeloguiexE April 17, 2025