To dive and tackle someone to the ground. Named for Raiden's move in Mortal Kombat. Also Bob Nelson

Backs is a new revolution in drinking games, created in the small town of Wyoming, Ohio. If you've ever played jacks as a child and enjoyed it, this game is for you.

Instructions: Players sit in a circle, each person holding their own drink, which the group decides on. Then one at a time, the players bounce a bouncy ball in the air. While the ball is airborne, the player tries to chug their beverage before the ball hits the ground. First player to finish wins the game. Everyone goes one at a time, passing the ball after each turn.

Restrictions: If a player bounces the ball and it hits the ceiling, they are then required to finish the game naked.

A person who has excessive back fat to the point where it looks as if they are conceling a back pack in their shirt.

Support. A term used to describe backup.

Any person, often elderly, usually jewish, living in Florida who cannot refrain from telling everyone else how great things are back in New York.

a term used in rugby to describe the players out of the scrum

The residue left in a crack pipe after the rock is smoked. The crackhead then uses the pusher the force the scrubber to the other end of the pipe to collect the back. The back can then smoked as well.