Definition of backbone
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Definitions include: metaphorical testicles that people with courage or gall have. Definitions include: to face a daunting task, as a brave cowboy would. Definitions include: Literally, brass testicles. Definitions include: socially dangerous or daring; intellectually provocative; tending to induce unease or stress in viewers. Definitions include: cigarette. Definitions include: See also balls to the wall . Definitions include: exclamation of disappointment. Definitions include: full of courage. Definitions include: brave. Definitions include: testicles.
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Definitions include: drunk. Definitions include: A joyful male Definitions include: the first patriarch of a genealogical line (monopatriarch) Definitions include: Someone telling you something that you you can't believe. (Who do you think I am Willy Lunchmeat?) Definitions include: Midwestern way of saying something/someone is extremely funny. Definitions include: Cabernet wine. Definitions include: to be under the influence of DXM. Definitions include: a cross between a pig and a monkey. Definitions include: speed stars is an intense and addictive sprinting game where every second counts. Players control a runner by tapping rhythmically to accelerate, simulating the real technique of a 100-meter dash. Definitions include: "here".
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