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suck my back  

a nice way to say fuck you ; fuck off
if taken literaly this term can invole sucking someones back
jenny: wow sally your so ugly.
sally: suck my back !

or

Mom: clean your room sally !
sally: suck my back !
Mom: ?!?! i won't suck your back !
suck my back by Lisaaa :) May 4, 2008
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suck my back 

hey, you, yeah you, suck my back!
suck my back by novella July 24, 2006

Suck my dick from the back 

The act of tucking a boner back in between the legs and holding it there whilst someone sucks it.
You can suck my dick from the back

Suck my dick from the back

The other definitions are correct, in that this means the man gets on all fours and tucks it between his legs so the other person can suck it. Important to note though, this position puts the sucker’s nose DIRECTLY in your ass so it is usually used dismissively.
“Oh they said that you should clean the kitchen better”
“Eh… they can suck my dick from the back”

suck my dick backwards

when the guy puts his dick between his legs and someone sucks it from behind with his ass in their face.

suck my dick backwards

sucking someone's area because they said something petty
you and your boyfriend can suck my dick backwards.
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