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Putting the team on your back

To score a touchdown with a broken leg. Like Green Bay wide receiver Greg Jennings.

Dawg you gotta be putting the team on your back man, like Greg Jennings!

by f-ck you gumby February 10, 2011

talking behind your back

the act of talking bad about someone when they are not present.

lindsay: "katie is a bitch" jessica: "yeah, not the brightest either" in other room katie: "what are jessica and lindsay saying" kim: "oh they are just talking behind your back about how bitchy you are" katie: gasp.

by letsdancetothissong August 07, 2010

Turn your back

To ignore someone or something.

The girl gladly turned her back on suffering if there were no donations or dollar signs involved, as she held nothing sacred enough not to turn her back on it. She said she wouldn't when they asked her would you turn your back?

by Solid Mantis October 11, 2020

get your back dirty

1. To knock out in a fight.

Keep making fun of my job; it'll get your back dirty. Relax Alberto, I'm sure being a house-husband is a tough job.

turned your back on God

One who was formerly religious, but has since turned to not listening for him anymore. NOTE: This does not apply to agnostism or atheism

When did you turn your back on God?

by Kung-Fu Jesus April 29, 2004

To put the team on your back

Agreeing to go with your bro on a double date in order to boost his game, knowing full well that your date will be a loud, ugly, obnoxious whore.

Josh: "Dude will you come on this double date with me? I need you to put the team on your back." Ben: "Again?" Josh: "Yep... your dog-face date has a ravenous pussy known to growl in public. But I need you man." Ben: "Alright..."

by Bear Bandit November 22, 2011

blow your back out

(slang, vulgar) To have sex with someone so intensely that they experience physical or psychological effects afterwards, such as difficulty walking, altered mood, or altered perception of reality. Usually implies that the person who blows the other’s back out is very skilled or well-endowed. Often used in a flirtatious or humorous way.

1. Rachel: "Oh, girl, you won't believe it! He didn't just blow my back out; now I walk like I'm auditioning for a wacky walkathon!" Emily: "Well, that's one way to leave a lasting impression!" 2. Sam: "I think I might have met someone who can really blow my back out." Jake: "Is that why you've been practicing your unexpected interpretive dance moves?" 3. Nina: "His Tinder profile says he's a professional 'back-blower.' Is he some sort of chiropractor?" Lori: ("This is too good to pass up!") "Oh, no, Nina. Brace yourself for a guy who can blow out birthday candles from a mile away! 😄" 4. John: "I heard they broke up after that weekend trip. What happened?" Lila: "Rumor has it, he tried to blow her back out, but it was just too much for her." 5. Melissa: "So, did he really manage to blow your back out?" Lisa: "Oh, he tried, but he couldn't even make it through a round of 'Happy Birthday' without running out of breath!"

by Anonymous23326 August 22, 2023