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Paper Back 

Correct name for "Pocket Book", we just used to it. But it is incorrect.
In a bookstore..

Me: Where can I find pocketbooks in this bookstore?

Lady: No,young lady. Pocket book is a particular name, the

common noun for it is Paper Back. You can choose what you

want in that section behind the door.
Paper Back by cheska November 9, 2006
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Paper-back 

having sex with someone who you don't find attractive, resorting to a magazine to quicken the process
- How was last night?

+Core mate! not good. waited till the end of the night to pick up a girl who was rough. brought her home and had to Paper-back her ass!!
Paper-back by Semafor` August 11, 2010

Paper Back Flanigan 

Taking a book out of someone's bookcase and preceeding to deficate (shit) between two of the pages and then placing it back on the shelf. A.K.A. "The Ultimate Bookmark."
"Jimmy Jillikers!!!" Harvey exclaimed as Otis paper back flaniganed his copy of "The Great Gatsby."

Paper back pain 

When you tear so many papers apart that it starts to affect you back
I’ve been ripping apart so many papers that my back and arm are killing me who needs the gym when you got that am I right paper back pain!!!

paper back hoe 

1) someone who gives you something as a gift and randomly take it back

2)something to randomly put in front of the word "hoe" to make it sounds cooler
ex 1: yo that paper back hoe took back my 20 kt. necklace

ex 2: yo that bitch is a paper back hoe for sho
paper back hoe by c-bizzle 92 January 30, 2007

paper backing 

to smack one's behind with a soft cover college textbook while they are on all fours
Billy: "Sarah's so kinky man, she's into paper backing"
Josh: "Which textbook did you use?"
Billy: "The calculus one, man"
Josh: "Hot"
paper backing by asdfmaker May 30, 2018

Bro didn’t have papers back then

For when to describe the time in the 1800s when alcohol and smoking were classed as the same level, and you question how they had enough papers or filters to roll cigarettes.
G - Hello flatmates, you want to know something interesting? Did you know they used to class smoking and drinking as the level societally?

L - what? Bro didn’t have papers back then
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“No way, is that cake?”
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