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have one’s ears pinned back: Idiom Meaning and Origin

have one’s back up: Idiom Meaning and Origin

have eyes in the back of one’s head: Idiom Meaning and Origin

give back: Idiom Meaning and Origin

get someone’s back up: Idiom Meaning and Origin

get back on the horse that bucked one: Idiom Meaning and Origin

flat on one’s back: Idiom Meaning and Origin

flash back: Idiom Meaning and Origin

fall off the back of a lorry: Idiom Meaning and Origin

double back: Idiom Meaning and Origin

circle back: Idiom Meaning and Origin

break the back of: Idiom Meaning and Origin