go back (verb)
61back|fill — «BAK FIHL», verb, noun. –v.t. to refill (an excavation). –n. soil or other material used to backfill …
62back|fire — «BAK FYR», noun, verb, fired, fir|ing. –n. 1. an explosion of gas occurring at the wrong time or in the wrong place in an internal combustion engine: a) an explosion in the intake or exhaust, resulting from unburned fuel in the exhaust, or slow… …
63back|light — «BAK LYT», transitive verb, light|ed or lit, light|ing. to light from the rear: »In a day or two after the new moon, we see a narrow crescent in the west after sunset, for the lunar globe is now backlighted by the sun (Bernhard, Bennett, Rice) …
64back|space — «BAK SPAYS», intransitive verb, spaced, spac|ing. to move a typewriter carriage or computer cursor backward a fixed space or spaces …
65back|stop — «BAK STOP», noun, verb, stopped, stop|ping. –n. 1. a) a wall, fence, or screen used in various games, such as baseball and tennis, to keep the ball in the area of play. b) Informal. a player who stops balls in various games, especially a catcher… …
66back onto — verb a) To reverse a vehicle onto something. The car backed onto my toe. b) To overlook something from the rear. My house backs onto the canal …
67back out — verb a) To reverse a vehicle from a confined space. He backed out of the garage. b) To withdraw from something one has promised to do. She backed out of organizing the fund raising …
68back away — verb To move in a direction opposite where one is facing, keeping some (or most) of your attention on the thing in front being avoided. Syn: retreat …
69back in — verb To reverse a vehicle into a space …
70back into — verb To rely upon another teams loss in order to advance to the post season. The 2006 St. Louis Cardinals backed into the playoffs …
