backie
Britishnoun
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Anyone about for a backie on their motorbike or willing to give a callycode?
From BBC
Years ago, the awards committee tossed around names like the “Backie” — a nod to “background actor” — but it was the Blurry that stuck.
From Los Angeles Times
“Backie stopped and Greenie stopped so I have to do it myself.”
From Washington Post
She'll say, “Backie!” — which means she wants a nice massage on the back.
From Los Angeles Times
Described as “couchsurfing on a bike”, the YellowBackie project invites tourists to hail down a local cyclist with a shout of “backie!” whenever they spot a bicycle with a bright yellow rack.
From The Guardian
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