Moamback

the phrase needed to be said when applying for a trash collector position.

Jerome: Moamback Tyrone, Your good, you wont back inta nuttin.
Tyrone:Ight, dodochecks come in yet?!

by Dr. Nipplejuicer September 19, 2009

Moamback

An ancient tribe in Africa named the "Moamback". However rare to find a member of this tribe in the United States, it is however, not impossible. Most commonly seen at construction sites or where heavy machinary is used.

Usually the "Moamback" is the person in charge of directing the dump trucks, or the cement trucks. However, not the driver of these trucks, their job is important. They are usually behind the trucks, hollaring "Moamback" to the driver.

by BRP October 8, 2005

momback

a verbal instruction, guiding a driver of a truck/trailer in reverse. Literally meaning, "come on back." Originally from a racist joke about a garbage truck, e.g. What has 4 wheels, 2 legs and goes Momback? (or something like that)

driver: " I can't see the dumpster we gotta pick up. Can u get out and do the Mombacks?"
passenger: NP ... momback, momback, cut the wheel to teh left ... straighten out ... cool ... momback and ur good.
STOP DAMMIT!"

by Syntax Police July 18, 2010

Moanback

A skinny human being with a prolonged neck, arched back, and extended lower jaw. Also known as a sex move.

Look at that moanback majestically basking in the sun.

by Urbanlikethedictionary May 21, 2018

Frenigon, HoDeDo and Momback

Hodedo originated in New York in the rush hour subways. It means, "Hold the door," used when the automatic doors are closing and someone wants to get into the already jam-packed car.

Hododo he shouted as he attempted to get the rest of his body into the jammed subway car.

by Dr B March 6, 2005

Frenigon, HoDeDo and Momback

a list of people who you would rather remain anonymous, or a direct reference to bullshit in general.

Last nite, I went out partyin' with Frenigon, HoDeDo & Momback...we all did the Mojo, the Turkey and the Grind, and left our ho's asses nine steps behind!

by weave November 22, 2003