backside
- noun
- /ˈbækˌsaɪd/
- The instructions are printed on the backside of the document.
I said we skied the backside of Squaw where we'd hitchhike back.
- I said we skied the backside of Squaw where we'd hitchhike back.
- So on the backside of this dial, there are fake fingers.
- There was an abandoned single wide trailer on the backside of the pigsty.
Examples
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The sign that hangs in its window has been turned; the backside which faces her reads "OPEN."
Fiction book (1993) -
I have been two hours along the backside of Kupreanof Island, looking for the lake.
Fiction book (1997) -
So you would see through it, but this is the backside of it.
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Look at those and then the backside of that display there.
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There is a bottom, there is a backside and there is a left side here.
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And then on the backside goes the other thing.
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Never look at the backside of a mirror.
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It's a little inlet on the backside of the big island.
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And this is the backside of that knife pleated part.
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The speaker mounts on the backside actually in the cabinet.
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Etymology
Backside is made of the two simple parts back and side, where back means 'the rear' and side means 'surface', so it names the 'surface at the back' of a building, card, or object.