1. To gain entry into a house through the backdoor (or robbing the house)
2. When a store’s employees take/buy items before release
2. When a store’s employees take/buy items before release
1. me and jay just backdoor his neighbor
2. Guy in line: I cant believe footlocker didnt have anymore breds!
Another guy in line: yea i heard all the employees backdoored them
2. Guy in line: I cant believe footlocker didnt have anymore breds!
Another guy in line: yea i heard all the employees backdoored them
by brandondior October 04, 2019
by Brown Sugar March 19, 2003
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1. To gain unauthorized access in a surprise move to an undefended entry point.
2. In the context of the game Risk, to prevent a player from earining the North America bonus on his/her turn, by taking the country of Alaska by Kamchatka.
3. To access a program or computer through opened ports or scripts originally intened to allow the creator(s) special access to software or files.
4. The act of performing non-consensual anal sex.
1. To gain unauthorized access in a surprise move to an undefended entry point.
2. In the context of the game Risk, to prevent a player from earining the North America bonus on his/her turn, by taking the country of Alaska by Kamchatka.
3. To access a program or computer through opened ports or scripts originally intened to allow the creator(s) special access to software or files.
4. The act of performing non-consensual anal sex.
Sarah: "So next turn I'll be able to get the North America bonus. There's my tactical move to fortify Greenland. I'm done."
Alex: "I'll put my three armies on Kamchatka...Sarah, let's roll for Alaska."
Stuart (pointing): "Ohhhhhhh....you just got backdoored!"
Alex: "I'll put my three armies on Kamchatka...Sarah, let's roll for Alaska."
Stuart (pointing): "Ohhhhhhh....you just got backdoored!"
by thewalex January 30, 2006
A tactic that has been used many times in the American version of "Big Brother" where the Head of Household (because we Americans apparently cannot vote properly, so the housemates have to do it for us...HoH just nominates) nominates two pawns and then has one of his or her allies win the Power of Veto (a twist in the American Big Brother game that allows one of the nominations to be cancelled, or vetoed) so that the real threat in the game can be nominated and then subsequently evicted...in other words, evict them in such a way that they are sent "out the back door". Also referred to as "The Six-Finger Plan".
Nakomis pulled off one of the most innovative moves in "Big Brother" history when she nominated Marvin and Diane for eviction via "The Six-Finger Plan" to backdoor Jase and get him evicted from the house.
by Alternageek #1 August 12, 2005
Bruce Lee: Mr. T made the backdoor flush and won 3 million dollars.
Jose Contreras: He was probably pitying his opponents harder than he's ever pitied anyone before.
Jose Contreras: He was probably pitying his opponents harder than he's ever pitied anyone before.
by benny b from the bronx February 22, 2005
Nana-man i wonder what happen to that girl bre i used to talk to
Zekiah-Nana i'm sorry but i had to backdoor you on that one
Zekiah-Nana i'm sorry but i had to backdoor you on that one
by Nana Ankamah July 16, 2008
A piece of code built into software which allows it's creator entry. This type of system is usually unneccecary, but has two main reasons.
1. To automatically create an account with full priviledges that is hidden from the user(s) of the program, so any time they get locked out the creator can log in and solve the prblem for them (a maintenance account)
2. as above, but with ulterior motives. See spyware
3. As above, but because the software is not designed for used by it's creator.
Particularly common in movies about or involving computer hacking.
1. To automatically create an account with full priviledges that is hidden from the user(s) of the program, so any time they get locked out the creator can log in and solve the prblem for them (a maintenance account)
2. as above, but with ulterior motives. See spyware
3. As above, but because the software is not designed for used by it's creator.
Particularly common in movies about or involving computer hacking.
1. "The user had forgotten his password, so I had to use the backdoor and create him a clean account."
2. "The moron downloaded the program and now I'm watching his every move through the backdoor!"
3. "I was designing a new piece of control software for NASA, but I threw in an emergency backdoor as a precaution."
2. "The moron downloaded the program and now I'm watching his every move through the backdoor!"
3. "I was designing a new piece of control software for NASA, but I threw in an emergency backdoor as a precaution."
by Andrew Kismet February 16, 2004