stand by to stand by

A military term used for to wait for an uncertain amount of time.

Well Captain didn't say when we will get liberty so stand by to stand by.

by Reason85 June 29, 2014

stand back and stand by

A covert way to acknowledge that you support a group that you're supposed to denounce.

Proud Boys, stand back and stand by

by Deez N. September 30, 2020

Stand Back and Stand By

Wink wink, nudge nudge. Don’t worry, I’m one of you.

Do you denounce white supremacy? Sure, Proud Boys, stand back and stand by!

by Lguishar September 29, 2020

stand back and stand by

A covert way to acknowledge that you support a group that you're supposed to denounce.

Proud Boys, stand back and stand by

by Deez N. September 30, 2020

Stand back and stand by

Something you tell to a group of people whom you support and want to see be protected.

Trump: Who do you want me to condemn?
Interviewer: Right supremacists and proud boys.
Trump: Proud boys? Stand back and stand by but I'll tell you what. I'll tell you what. Somebody's got to do something about Antifa and the left.

by ...EyeSock... October 2, 2020

Last Man Standing [Last Man Standing]

A game that only drunk people should play. Several men all watch straight porn until they all get a boner (pants are optional). Then the porn is immediately switched to man-on-man porn (assuming all men are straight). The winner is the last man "standing." This game can be switched for gay people to watch girl-on-girl porn

Me and the guys were arguing who gets the last steak so we played Last Man StandingLast Man Standing.

I won Last Man Standing Last Man Standing last week but at a high cost . . .

by Bajam December 9, 2008

Stand-back-stand-by Math

When President Trump repealed the “leftish” Common Core Math, approved by President Obama, with zero idea how to replace it with a better “rightish” math curriculum to help millions of US students compete internationally in math—he just wants to pacify opponents of the “left curriculum,” whose children can’t cope with it, in exchange for their votes.

Does the stand-back-stand-by math sound like some curricular or mathematical equivalent of the repeal-and-replace Obamacare? If politics over math could increase the odds of getting the president re-elected, the risks are worth taking.

by MathPlus October 1, 2020