Back of
Back of preposition - At, to, or toward the rear of.
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Synonyms for Back of
Over and back of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Over" instead a preposition phrase "Back of".
Over
Over adjective - Brought or having come to an end.
Both terms in one sentence
- The "What a Pane" crew arrives and fumbles over the windows, buys them from the back of some truck, and quibbles over the payment.
Source: Scapegoat Ad -
Alternate Identity Amnesia: The first time the Monstra takes over Maika, she has no memory of eating a child, and finds out from a terrified Kippa after waking up in the back of Emilia's wagon.
Source: Comic Book / Monstress -
Strange Salute: The family's salute is smacking one's face before placing the palm on the back of the head and moving it forward over the scalp.
Source: Series / 3rd Rock from the Sun
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