Backdoor

Backdoor

1. To commit adultery (with) 'In Australia, you'd never get away with some of the things I've seen here be- cause you'd get a punch in the mouth. We don't go in for backdooring someone else's woman.' (Jamie Addicoat, fitness instructor, Ob- server, 30 April 1989)

2. To act illicitly, covertly or deviously; to deceive or betray.

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