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brisket back

A fat person with a fat slumped back. Usually there backs always hurt and when there backs get popped it’s loud.

Damn JoJo has a brisket back!

by Enuj February 18, 2018


back ere

Typically found in the trash-bonics language, back ere refers to the location of something behind you or that you just passed by.

Pa: Son, where'd you leave yer dentures?
Son: Back ere in the barn.
Pa: You took em out to milk the cow?
Son: I's thirsty and I didn't want to bite down on the udder.

by C-whiz November 02, 2005


Back spunk

When a man cums inside a woman's rectal passage and she then farts the spunk back out onto the man

My girlfriend had bad flatulence the other day...after I butt fucked her she back spunked me

by S3xxyTeets January 04, 2019


Back With the Milk

When someone who was once thought to be gone forever shows up again, often after several years.

This is a reference to the "dad went to the store to buy milk" trope. The punchline is that he abandons his family.

This is a subversion of that, meaning the dad finally comes back from the store after years of absence.

Person C has entered the chat

Person A: "Wait, you haven't been here since 2014, is it really you?"

Person B: "C is finally back with the milk."

by NOUSERNAMELEFT April 22, 2023


Back neck

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

by CallMeSushi May 31, 2023


back bruck

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

by shmelled February 09, 2023


Ankle-back

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.

by ProfessorLie January 31, 2016