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Term used in the fighting game community to describe a rematch.
Also a verb.
n. Last time they played, Tim got bodied by Steve, but I think Tim's going to win the runback on Friday.

v. Oh shit, Fuudo and Latif are going to run it back next week?
runback by UncleGary July 19, 2012
Words you can keep
1. In the sport of curling, when you raise a stone outside of the rings directly back onto a stone inside of the rings. This is a difficult shot to execute, and is usually attempted when a come-around is not available.

2. A segment in the podcast "The Curling Show," where host Dean Gemmell asks the guest to respond in "one to three words" about a particular name or topic (he is often very liberal with the word count!).
Hart really stuck that runback! Great shot!
runback by jazzace September 13, 2009

Salty Runback 

Mainly used within the Fighting Game Community, a Salty Runback is the act of losing a match in a fighting game and angrily demanding a rematch from your opponent. The resulting rematch is a Salty Runback
Hank just lost 2-0 to Phil and is demanding a rematch, this is one extremely Salty Runback.
Salty Runback by SFGIEF August 2, 2011

salty Runback 

When a male ejaculates on a female's back. Commonly used slang in hassidic Jewish communities.
Tyrone just gave that hoe a salty runback. she'd better get a towel.
salty Runback by XXXMEME_SUPREME April 25, 2016

Tennessee runback 

To completely flop a stage in a uspsa match but strategicly run back on an RO to get a reshoot.
Dude did you see those two no shoots, that why I gave em the ole tennessee runback.
Tennessee runback by Munfro May 26, 2025

Salty Runback

When a man ejaculates on his partner's back such that the semen drips down the side.
"Yeah, man, I was feeling artistic as hell so I gave her a salty runback."
One who suffers from dramatic mood swings
my girl was fine and then she went rusbacky on me
rusbacky by bryan scheffel July 17, 2003
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