Back

What do we mean by back?

The part of the trunk of the human body along and to the sides of the spine between the neck and the pelvis; the dorsum. noun

The analogous dorsal region in other animals. noun

The backbone or spine. noun

The part or area farthest from the front. noun

The part opposite to or behind that adapted for view or use. noun

The reverse side, as of a coin. noun

A part that supports or strengthens from the rear. noun

The part of a book where the pages are stitched or glued together into the binding. noun

The binding itself. noun

A player who takes a position behind the front line of other players in certain games, such as football and soccer. noun

In swimming, backstroke. noun

To cause to move backward or in a reverse direction. intransitive verb

To furnish or strengthen with a back or backing. intransitive verb

To provide with financial or moral support. intransitive verb

To be in favor of; endorse or advocate: synonym: support. intransitive verb

To provide with musical accompaniment. Often used with up. intransitive verb

The rear of the body, especially the part between the neck and the end of the spine and opposite the chest and belly.

That which is farthest away from the front.

Upper part of a natural object which is considered to resemble an animal's back.

A support or resource in reserve.

The keel and keelson of a ship.

The roof of a horizontal underground passage.

Effort, usually physical.

A non-alcoholic drink (often water or a soft drink), to go with hard liquor or a cocktail.

Among leather dealers, one of the thickest and stoutest tanned hides.

An especially fine woman's butt. Urban Dictionary

A reference to the buttocks, usually referred to woman who have a bigger than normal ass. Urban Dictionary

A back is a non-alcoholic drink served alongside a shot. Backs are also sometimes called chasers. Sometimes a small beer served alongside a shot is considered a back. Urban Dictionary

Being awesome, feeling awesome, or doing somthing awesome. Urban Dictionary

An elephant's penis. Urban Dictionary

Support. A term used to describe backup. Urban Dictionary

A back is a very useful part on the male human body which is very good for scratching up during sex while you have multiple orgasms. Urban Dictionary

The residue left in a crack pipe after the rock is smoked. The crackhead then uses the pusher the force the scrubber to the other end of the pipe to collect the back. The back can then smoked as well. Urban Dictionary

An invitation to go to someones house for 'coffee' Urban Dictionary

Consecutive - one after the other - successive Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to back:
back.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word back:
forth, touchdown.

Words that rhyme with back:
black, track, hack, pack, jack, attack, crack, rack, stack, lack, feedback, tack, plaque, sack, slack, sac, smack, flak, knack, mac, setback, shack, snack, whack, wrack, lac, tarmac, aback, yak, piggyback, drawback, tac, wack, ransack, maniac, anorak, almanac, flack, pac, lilac, zodiac, hijack, quack, megalomaniac, kickback, throwback, cognac, cardiac, paque, ack, kodak, flashback, backtrack, backpack, clack, fallback, fac, comeback, blackjack, rucksack, sidetrack, outback, cadillac, nymphomaniac, payback, mack, skipjack, lumberjack, flapjack, knickknack, wisecrack, pak, claque, knapsack, unpack, chirac, counterattack, quarterback, rollback, frack, jacques, dak, greenback, insomniac, humpback, razorback, pontiac, yack, thwack, cutback, amnesiac, brack, eniac, hatchback, bushwhack, plack, soundtrack, racetrack, cul de sac, hunchback.

Adjectives that are often used to describe back:
lower, own, low, broad, laid, come, bare, high, front, full, defensive, flat, welcome, piggy, dead, lean, die, mule, and, naked, sore, half, straight, open, call, serious, the, looking, roll, out, dark, upper, camel, blue, hump, double, cut, pick, fat, set, bad, temporary, limp, muscular, smooth, snap, buy, quarter, severe, green, narrow, donkey, fetal, add, gray, curved, hunch, solid, yellow, brown, backto, fly, tall, hold, hog, arched, step, seat, look, joint, switch.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective back:
seat, wall, pain, part, side, end, cover, door, room, country, stairs, way, ground, streets, pressure, roads, legs, entrance, home, bone, doors, rooms, edge, pay, steps, corner, alley, street, muscles, yard, yards, surface, road, issues, chair, bedroom, page, taxes, alleys, view, pocket, hair, kitchen, seats, pages, numbers, propagation, benchers, vowels, benches, lot, leg, row, windows, rest, teeth, injuries, office, chairs, foot, pockets, rows, flap, face, window, projection, channel, wheels, guarantee, bench, portion, settlements, plane, porch, flow, gardens, wages, table, court, log, diffusion, formation, deck, woods, rub, covers, garden, piece, ups, burner.

Consonant match to back:
book, buck, balk, bike, bake, beak, bach, beck, baulk, burke, bok, berk, bec, bock, bokeh, burk, bak, bic, birk, beek, bick, boak, backe, buc, bourke, bakke, boch, baek, berke, boeke, boeck, bouck, burck, berch, baack, beeck, boake, bohlke, boik, boike, boock.

Words that sound like back:
back, bac, bak, backe, bakk, bacc, bakke, baq, book, bag, bike, buck, bake, beak, beck, bach, bic, balk, bec, bock, bick, bok, bich, beek, boc, boke, bech, baulk, bik, b.c, bek, beac, buc, bagg, bawk, buk, baek, booke, boch, boak, bagge, boq, buik, bagh, boock, byke, bowk, becc, buic, baik, boek, biche, bouck, bauk, bucc, boeck, boeke, bouk, beq, byk, byc, baeck, beec, biq, pack, pac, pak, paque, paq, pakke, backs, backer, backed, aback, bacca, baca, backy, bache, baccy, backa, baig, bakr, bakker, banc, baks, bacco, bact, backes, back hoe, balc, backie, baag, bacchi, bague, bacn, bakkie, bacs, bakar, bacne, b.g.