English to English Dictionary

Backline

The equipment and instruments used by a band or musical group that are positioned at the back of the stage.

Backpack

A bag carried by a strap on your back, typically made of cloth or leather, often used by hikers or students.

Backpedaling

The act of retreating from a previous opinion, commitment, or argument; a reversal of policy or stance.

Backrub

An act of rubbing or massaging a person's back, typically performed to relieve tension or provide comfort.

Backside

The rear or back part of something.

Backslapping

A gesture of friendly approval or congratulation, typically involving a slap on the back.

Backstage

The area behind the stage in a theater where actors and crew prepare and wait.

Backup

A copy of data or files that is stored separately to prevent loss in case of failure or damage.

Backup Forces

Additional personnel or resources available to support or reinforce a primary group or unit.

Backup plan

A strategy or alternative course of action designed to be implemented if the primary plan fails.

Backward

Directed or moving toward the back; in the opposite direction to that which is forward.

Backward-looking

Relating to or focusing on the past; considering previous events or traditional methods rather than looking toward the future.