a term that refers to when (during a performance) a musical group plays a prerecorded track and lip-synchs on stage
The new rock group used playback instead of actually singing/performing the song on stage.
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good engagement, agreeing with you are or what youβre doing, positive clout basically
In the 16th century, if you were a women without a prominent forehead youβre getting no playback, simple.
a term used to describe the performance of the singers/performers when musical groups use a pre-recorded track and lip/instrument-sync on stage in front of the audience
Instead of actually performing the song, the upcoming rock group used playback for fear of screwing up their first live performance.
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A person that likes to suck their own dick, and act like its not a big deal.
"Phil did you just pull a PlayBack?"
-"Its no big deal, it was just the tip just a lick for a bit!"
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Act of getting back at someone for playing you for a fool.
" I CANT BELIEVE SHE DID THAT TO YOU"......"its ok, I got playback on her, she now knows how I felt!"
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a new hot singing sensation from boston.
see www.playback-music.com
-Did you see Playback's show yesterday?
-yeah they rocked
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An oilfield term used to describe a condition that does not need to be corrected right away. For instance, a minor mistake which can be corrected later is deemed "playbackable."
The word originated when oilfield data was kept on computer tapes, and in order to re-access the data, the tape had to be played back.
Example:
Terry: "I can't believe I just spent my last $20 at the craps table. Too bad my bet isn't playbackable."
Example 2:
Jim: "I just computed some data with the wrong model."
Tom: "Don't worry, it's playbackable."
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