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101back of — or[in back of] {prep.} 1. In or at the rear of; to the back of; behind. * /The garage is hack of the house./ * /Our car was in hack of theirs at the traffic light./ 2. {informal} Being a cause or reason for; causing. * /Hard work was back of his… …
102Back to Me — Infobox Album | Name = Back to Me Type = studio Artist = Kathleen Edwards |thumb|200px Released = March 1, 2005 Recorded = Genre = Country Length = Label = MapleMusic Recordings (CDA) Zoe Records (U.S.) Producer = Colin Cripps Pierre Marchand… …
103back up — Synonyms and related words: act for, advance, affirm, afford support, answer for, appear for, ascend, attest, authenticate, back, back away, back off, backpedal, backtrack, backtrail, backwater, bear, bear out, bear up, bolster, bolster up, brace …
104back\ of — • (in) back of prep. 1. In or at the rear of; to the back of; behind. The garage is hack of the house. Our car was in hack of theirs at the traffic light. 2. informal Being a cause or reason for; causing. Hard work was back of his success. The… …
105back — See blow back die back die back kamm back popping back spine back …
106back sb up — Ⅰ. UK US back sb/sth up Phrasal Verb with back({{}}/bæk/ verb [T] ► to provide support for someone or something: »His warning of the need for good economic housekeeping was backed up by a record current account deficit of £72bn. »She s backed up… …
107-back — come back feed back flash back flashes back play back …
108Back in '72 — Infobox Album | Name = Back in 72 Type = Album Artist = Bob Seger Released = 1973 Recorded = 1973 (?) Genre = Rock Length = 35:10 Label = Reprise Producer = Punch Andrews, Bob Seger Reviews = *Allmusic Rating|4.5|5 [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg …
109Back — This unusual and interesting surname is of Anglo Saxon origin, and is one of the patronymic forms of the Olde English pre 7th Century male personal name Bacca , found also as Backs, Backes and Bax, the latter form being from a phonetic spelling.… …
110back — i. The curved surface of a propeller blade. It corresponds to the upper surface of the airplane’s wing. Also called a blade back. ii. The back of the power curve, where any decrease in speed results in a disproportional increase in drag. A stage… …
