Results for “step back”

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step-back
noun

A backward step to create space for a jumper

#sports#shooting#move
stepover
noun

A feint of swinging the foot over the ball to deceive a defender.

#sports#skill#dribbling
backline
noun

The heroes sitting behind the tanks, deadly at range but soft up close.

#overwatch#positioning#support#fps
backdoor
verb

Sneaking into the enemy base to smash objectives while they're busy elsewhere.

#league#moba#strategy
buyback
noun

Paying gold to respawn instantly instead of waiting out the death timer.

#dota 2#moba#mechanic#respawn
Korean Backdash
noun, verb

Cancelling backdashes with down-back so you can spam them and float around.

#tekken#movement#spacing
Salty runback
noun

Demanding an instant rematch on the same stage right after a loss, fuelled by pure salt.

#fgc#culture#rematch
woolyback
noun

Full form of 'wool' — someone from outside Liverpool proper.

#scouse#liverpool#identity#british
back of Rackhams
phrase

Birmingham's old red-light district — behind the famous department store.

#brummie#birmingham#history#british
a backy
noun

A lift on the back of someone's bike.

#welsh#wales#british#childhood
backie
noun

A lift on the back of someone's bike.

#scottish#scotland#transport#british
back o' town
noun

Historic Black NOLA neighborhood near the old New Basin Canal.

#nola#jazz#history#southern
Backatown
noun

The back-of-town New Orleans neighborhoods, inland from the river toward North Claiborne.

#nola#geography#tremé#southern-us
camelback
noun

A shotgun house with a single-story front and a two-story rear.

#nola#architecture#south#history
back out
verb

To pull out a weapon — usually a blade or strap.

#uk-drill#london#violence#weapons
shellback
noun

A sailor who's crossed the equator and survived the line-crossing ceremony.

#military#navy#tradition#ceremony
Bounceback
noun

Patient who's back in A&E within days of being discharged.

#medical#hospital#ed#discharge
Back door
noun phrase

The rear truck in a convoy watching for cops coming up behind.

#trucker#cb-radio#convoy#smokey
Back up the truck
phrase

Buy a security in massive size because the price is too good to pass up.

#finance#wall-street#trading#slang
bareback 18+
adjective

Mature content — open to view.

#sex-work#harm-reduction#condom#risk
T-back
noun

Stripper-style thong with a narrow strap up the back.

#sex-work#strip-club#lingerie
backdraft
noun

An explosive reignition when fresh air hits an oxygen-starved, smoke-filled space.

#firefighter#fire service#fire behavior#technical
back rolls!?
phrase

Alyssa Edwards' wounded, incredulous gasp after being read for back fat.

#drag#rupaul#reading#lgbtq
outback
noun

The remote inland interior.

#australian#aussie#geography#outdoors
back of Bourke
phrase

An extremely remote place.

#australian#aussie#geography#idiom
the outback
noun

remote inland Australia

#australian#aussie#places#remote
knock back
noun

a rejection / refusal

#australian#aussie#social#rejection
jab step
noun

A quick fake step to make the defender react

#sports#offense#footwork
euro step
noun

Two-direction step around a defender after gathering

#sports#offense#move#footwork
gather step
noun

The step after picking up the dribble before the two steps

#sports#move#footwork#rules
putback
noun

Scoring immediately off your own team's miss

#sports#rebounding#scoring
run it back
phrase

To play another game right away

#sports#culture#pickup
brushback
noun

An inside pitch meant to push a batter back.

#sports#pitching#brushback
backwards K
noun

A strikeout looking (called third strike).

#sports#strikeout#scorekeeping
touchback
noun

A ball downed in the end zone, brought out to the 20 or 25.

#sports#special teams#rules
quarterback sneak
noun

A short QB run straight ahead behind the line.

#sports#offense#short yardage
scat back
noun

A small, quick running back.

#sports#running back#offense
dual-threat quarterback
noun

A QB dangerous both passing and running.

#sports#quarterback#style
back of the net
phrase

Exclamation celebrating a scored goal.

#sports#goal#celebration#british
backheel
noun

Playing the ball with the heel, often behind the standing leg.

#sports#skill#passing