Back
Back verb - To promote the interests or cause of.
Saddle
Saddle verb - To place a weight or burden on.
Common collocations
| player | back player | saddle player |
Both words in one sentence
- Batman has been retired for years at the beginning of the film, but he gets so antsy that he's back in the Batpod's saddle within thirty minutes.
Source: Back in the Saddle - It sometimes gets hilarious, such as when a large skag decides to roll on its back in the dirt...with a rider still on his saddle on its back.
Source: Artificial Atmospheric Actions -
Eight years and 65.000 lives later, all Royal Guard companies had been beaten back and the Saddle Arabian borders restored, with the Sultan's begrudging recognition following suit.
Source: Just For Fun / Ponies with Pikes
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