Back

Back

(American)

1. the backside, buttocks, especially if

large or prominent. This term from black

American usage became popularised via the rap lyrics to 'Baby Got Back' by Sir

Mix-A-Lot (1991).

2. a female or females seen as potential or actual sexual partners. As in the case of ass, the preceding sense quickly became generalised in this way.

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