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Slang for throat, coined by the infamous Derek of Vice Grip Garage
Hang on gotta stop into the gas station to get a couple wobble pops to wet my back neck
going out of your way to get the cheekiest sneakiest world ruining sex with the sexiest hunk of a man.(preferably backshots)
shmueli: iris what are you doing today
iris:BOUTTA GET MY BACK BRUCKKKKKKKK
shmueli:YASSSSS GORL
An extreme form of necking, also known known as an ankle-neck. Originated by Miley Cyrus, maybe. The act of kicking the back of someone's foot extremely hard to the point that the person is unable to walk.
Dude, I had to ankle-back this cat. He was being mad disrespectful.
Back freeze, or ice cream backache, is an intense pain in the back caused by eating or drinking something cold. It’s not serious and goes away in a few seconds or minutes. If you get one, try to bring the temperature in your mouth and throat back to normal.
Man that Sonic icee really gave me a back freeze.
Back freeze, or ice cream backache, is an intense pain in the back caused by eating or drinking something cold. It’s not serious and goes away in a few seconds or minutes.
"Man that Sonic icee gave me an intense back freeze."
(1) To flee a bad situation, usually returning to where you are from.
(2) To return to your station at work
Background: Derives from ttrpg gameplay.
“I’ve never seen a barfight this bad, makes me wanna move right back to Chicago. Im not from Chicago, it’s just an expression.”
“That breakup was so bad he went right back to Chicago”.
“Thanks for meeting me for coffee to brief me on these files, Im gonna get back to Chicago and write up a report.”
An arrogant thing for somebody not originally from a town to say to somebody that really is from the town.
It would be as arrogant and inflammatory for somebody not originally from California or New York to wecome somebody who really was from California or New York as it is for somebody not originally from a town to welcome somebody who really was originally from the town back to the town. When somebody is in their own home or town, they don't need a welcome back from anybody, and they never will.