behind

(preposition) Because of, due to, as a result of — especially when describing the negative consequences of a misstep.

This usage marks a sharp linguistic divergence along ethnic lines: integral to ebonics and related dialects, unrecognized in any white vernacular.

The judge give Nyquilla 30 days behind that foolishness with her babydaddy.

by Big Gus Dickus May 22, 2008

behind

an abbreviation from a German word "behindert" to express someone or something is retarded, "behind" can be used to desribe a person, a thing or can be used to condemn someone after they did something wrong

Having exams on Saturday is behind
My friends burned the kitchen yesterday, he is behind

by ming@kettering December 15, 2012

behind

preposition. after; following. Typically suggestive of a cause-and-effect relationship, but it is important to note that this is implied and not stated.

You gonna catch hell behind that bullshit from yesterday.

by LaJeep December 5, 2009

behind

See derrier.

His behind was behind him but in front of her.

by pimp0r January 22, 2004

behinder

a greek person who is known for giving it from behind

Greek style from behind. A greek also known as a behinder.

"Look out he comes the behinder"

by ang... January 28, 2005

behindings

One's background in a specific field; experience or expertise in an area.

His behindings include work in the CERN lab.

by Endi April 14, 2008

Behind It

A translation for a common Hebrew expression meaning - We'll meet later, whatever it is you want is not that important for now, you're giving me a headache at the moment, in short - later! later!
(Origianly - "Ochorey Ze").

"I'll meet up with you behind it"

by Tala October 11, 2005