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Synonym for back [verb]

The synonym back synonymous definition words:
means "behaviour"
support, help, uphold, abet, further, aid, endorse, favour

back [verb]

means "action"
reverse, retreat, retire, withdraw, repel

back [object]

means "direction"
backward, to the rear, away, off, rearward

back [noun]

means "position"
rear, end, posterior

back [adjective]

means "position"
posterior, hind, after, rear, remote
Further results for the word "back"

aback [adjective]

means "backward"
back, behind, rearward, to the rear

abaft [object]

means "aft"
rearward, behind, back, to the rear, astern

abet [verb]

means "aid"
help, assist, support, uphold, back, befriend

aft [adjective]

means "abaft"
rearward, behind, back, to the rear, astern

aid [verb]

means "deed"
assist, favour, foster, nourish, uphold, back

assist [verb]

means "action"
aid, favour, foster, nourish, uphold, back

astern [adjective]

means "abaft"
rearward, behind, back, to the rear, aft

authorise [verb]

means "approve"
legitimate, affirm, sanction, endorse, certify, back

authorize [verb]

means "approve"
legitimate, affirm, sanction, endorse, certify, back

backward [object]

means "rearward"
to the rear, back, in reverse, behind

bear up [verb]

means "advocate"
endorse, back, uphold, further, forward, support

behind [object]

means "position"
in back of, after, following, back, to the rear

butt [noun]

means "bottom"
rump, posterior, ass, seat, tail end, back

capitalise [verb]

means "finance"
back, bankroll, stake

capitalize [verb]

means "finance"
back, bankroll, stake

defend [verb]

means "action"
back, justify, advocate

finance [verb]

means "pay for"
fund, underwrite, back

football player [noun]

means "signal caller"
back, quarter, quarter-back

gamble [verb]

means "play"
stake, wager, game, bet, speculate, back

help [verb]

means "assistance"
aid, abet, assist, support, uphold, back

hind [noun]

means "posterior"
back, after, rear, remote

in reverse [object]

means "rearward"
to the rear, back, backward, behind

out back [adjective]

means "in back of"
behind, back, to the rear

posterior [adjective]

means "behind"
hind, back, rear, tail, hindmost, backward

rearward [noun]

means "backward"
back, behind, aback, to the rear

reverse [noun]

means "tail"
back, behind, rear, hind

rump [noun]

means "bottom"
butt, posterior, seat, tail end, back

spine [noun]

means "backbone"
back, vertebrae, vertebral column, spinal column

subsidise [verb]

means "finance"
support, maintain, sponsor, fund, back, assist

subsidize [verb]

means "finance"
support, maintain, sponsor, fund, back, assist

support [verb]

means "advocate"
endorse, back, uphold, further, forward, bear up

tail [noun]

means "position"
reverse, back, behind, rear, hind

to the rear [object]

means "backward"
back, behind, rearward, aback

back up [verb]

means "strengthen"
consolidate, brace, buttress, fortify, stiffen, prop, steady


backbone [noun]

means "spine"
spinal column, vertebrae, vertebral column

backbone [noun]

means "fortitude"
character, determination, integrity, firmness, courage, guts, resolution

backer [noun]

means "defender"
sponsor, protector, supporter, partisan, ally, champion

backfire [verb]

means "recoil"
boomerang, rebound, miscarry, kick back, bounce back, backlash

backfire [verb]

means "explode"
blow up, burst, detonate, erupt

background [noun]

means "setting"
environment, framework, horizon

background [noun]

means "credentials"
antecedents, qualifications, education, preparation



backing [noun]

means "help"
subsidy, aid, encouragement, support, assistance, relief, abetting

backlash [noun]

means "recoil"
boomerang, rebound, miscarry, kick back, bounce back, backfire

backlog [noun]

means "reserve"
supply, quantity, stock, batch, queue

backpack [verb]

means "trek"
traverse, journey, range, travel, track, hike, go through

backpack [noun]

means "carrier"
rucksack

backslide [noun]

means "expire"
revert, return, lapse, relapse, decline

backsliding [noun]

means "decline"
recession, retrogression, relapse, degeneration, lapse

backstop [verb]

means "uphold"
sustain, champion, hold up, side, bear, support

backtrack [verb]

means "double back"
return, reverse, loop

backward [adjective]

means "slow"
ignorant, undeveloped, underdeveloped, dull, retarded, dense, unenlightened

backward [adjective]

means "retiring"
timid, shy, bashful, diffident, hesitant, wavering, loath

backward [adjective]

means "inverted"
reversed, topsy-turvy, upside-down

backward [adjective]

means "delayed"
behind, late, slow, tardy

backwards [object]

means "retrograde"
reactionary, conservative, regressive, backward

backwoods [noun]

means "woodlands"
wilderness, forest, timberland, country

backwoods [adjective]

means "secluded"
isolated, remote, rustic, country, countrified, forsaken

kick back [verb]

means "recoil"
boomerang, rebound, miscarry, backfire, bounce back, backlash

outback [noun]

means "rural area"
backwoods, country, bush



adherent [noun]

means "follower"
aficionado, backer, devotee, advocate, disciple, ally

afar [object]

means "far away"
far off, removed, distant, abroad, backwoods, below the horizon

aid [noun]

means "finance"
financial assistance, handout, welfare, dole, backing, subsidy

ally [noun]

means "people"
associate, supporter, backer, accessory, partner, confederate

atavism [noun]

means "reversal"
retrogression, relapse, return, reversion, backslide

basis [noun]

means "essence"
core, gist, heart, crux, meat, backbone

boomerang [verb]

means "recoil"
backfire, rebound, miscarry, kick back, bounce back, backlash

brace [verb]

means "strengthen"
consolidate, back up, buttress, fortify, stiffen, prop

bush [noun]

means "nature"
backwoods, hinterland, country, forest, field

captious [adjective]

means "faultfinding"
sarcastic, carping, critical, severe, caviling, backbiting

champion [noun]

means "defender"
sponsor, protector, supporter, partisan, ally, backer

country [noun]

means "rural area"
backwoods, outback

defender [noun]

means "champion"
sponsor, protector, supporter, partisan, ally, backer

diffident [adjective]

means "retiring"
timid, shy, bashful, backward, hesitant, wavering

distance [noun]

means "outskirts"
hinterland, background, outpost, horizon, objective

distant [adjective]

means "far away"
far off, removed, afar, abroad, backwoods, below the horizon

dole [noun]

means "financial assistance"
assistance, handout, welfare, aid, backing, subsidy

dull [adjective]

means "characteristic"
backward, prosaic

education [noun]

means "learning"
background, culture, wisdom, erudition, enlightenment, scholarship

facing [noun]

means "lining"
backing, binding, bias, overlay, trim, hem

far-off [adjective]

means "far away"
distant, removed, afar, abroad, backwoods, below the horizon

faultfinding [adjective]

means "captious"
sarcastic, carping, critical, severe, caviling, backbiting

fence [noun]

means "obstruction"
barrier, wire fence, backstop, enclosure

framework [noun]

means "setting"
environment, background, horizon

friend [noun]

means "person"
backer, advocate, adherent, accomplice, defender, patron

gambler [noun]

means "risk taker"
bettor, gamester, backer, player for stakes, speculator, crapshooter

grounding [noun]

means "education"
background, preparation, teaching, schooling, learning, experience

guts [noun]

means "courage"
backbone, effrontery, nerve, spunk, grit, hardihood

handout [noun]

means "financial assistance"
assistance, aid, welfare, dole, backing, subsidy

heel [noun]

means "body"
back of the foot, hock, sole, spur

help [noun]

means "assistance"
aid, relief, support, succour, guidance, backing

hike [noun]

means "travel"
tramp, backpack, trek, tour, walk, journey

horizon [noun]

means "outskirts"
hinterland, background, outpost, distance, objective

in favour of [noun]

means "in support of"
sanctioning, supporting, backing, funding

in support of [adjective]

means "in favour of"
sanctioning, supporting, backing, funding

inland [adjective]

means "interior"
upriver, upland, hinterland, backwoods

introductory [adjective]

means "elementary"
preparatory, basic, fundamental, beginning, background, rudimentary

lapse [verb]

means "expire"
revert, return, backslide, relapse, decline

lapse [noun]

means "decline"
recession, retrogression, relapse, degeneration, backsliding

lining [noun]

means "facing"
backing, binding, bias, overlay, trim, hem

loath [adjective]

means "retiring"
backward

moronic [adjective]

means "foolish"
retarded, backward, dull, dim-witted, half-witted, imbecile

obloquy [noun]

means "blame"
slander, backbiting, defamation, accusation, insult, objection

outskirts [noun]

means "distance"
hinterland, background, outpost, horizon, objective

partisan [noun]

means "supporter"
adherent, sycophant, disciple, zealot, follower, backer

patrimony [noun]

means "inheritance"
estate, heritage, birthright, legacy, bequest, background

patron [noun]

means "supporter"
backer, advocate, benefactor, champion, defender, helper

preparation [noun]

means "education"
background, grounding, teaching, schooling, learning, experience

provincial [adjective]

means "rural"
backwoods

qualifications [noun]

means "credentials"
antecedents, background, education, preparation

reaction [noun]

means "direct response"
response, counteraction, recoil, backlash, retrogression, return

rear [noun]

means "back"
posterior, background, rump, butt

rebound [verb]

means "recoil"
boomerang, backfire, miscarry, kick back, bounce back, backlash

regressive [adjective]

means "retrograde"
reactionary, conservative, backwards, backward

relapse [verb]

means "fall back"
backslide, degenerate, lapse, revert

relapse [noun]

means "slipping back"
deterioration, reversion, regression, return, backsliding, decline

retrogression [noun]

means "decline"
recession, lapse, relapse, degeneration, backsliding

reversion [noun]

means "reversal"
retrogression, relapse, return, atavism, backslide

scandal [noun]

means "calumny"
backbiting

schooling [noun]

means "education"
background, grounding, teaching, preparation, learning, experience

slow [adjective]

means "time"
belated, delayed, impeded, detained, overdue, backward

spinal column [noun]

means "spine"
backbone, vertebrae, vertebral column

sponsor [noun]

means "defender"
champion, protector, supporter, partisan, ally, backer

strengthen [verb]

means "substantiate"
back up, bolster, confirm, authenticate, corroborate, validate

subsidy [noun]

means "financial assistance"
assistance, handout, welfare, dole, backing, aid

support [verb]

means "uphold"
sustain, champion, hold up, side, bear, backstop

surety [noun]

means "security"
backing, collateral, assurance, guaranty, protection, insurance

surreptitious [adjective]

means "obscure"
sarcastic, unfavourable, indirect, backhanded, oblique, ambiguous

sympathiser [noun]

means "well-wisher"
supporter, backer, mentor, benefactor

sympathizer [noun]

means "well-wisher"
supporter, backer, mentor, benefactor

tardy [adjective]

means "late"
overdue, belated, dilatory, slack, slow, backward

topsy-turvy [object]

means "upside-down"
backwards, in reverse

track [verb]

means "movement"
trek, traverse, journey, range, travel, backpack

training [noun]

means "credentials"
qualifications, background, indoctrination, education, experience, grounding

trek [verb]

means "track"
traverse, journey, range, travel, backpack, hike

unapproachable [adjective]

means "far away"
far off, removed, afar, abroad, backwoods, below the horizon

underdeveloped [adjective]

means "slow"
ignorant, undeveloped, backward, dull, dense, unenlightened

understudy [noun]

means "student"
substitute, pupil, alternate, back-up, fill-in, stand-in

undeveloped [adjective]

means "slow"
ignorant, backward, underdeveloped, dull, dense, unenlightened

unenlightened [adjective]

means "slow"
ignorant, undeveloped, underdeveloped, dull, dense, backward

upheld [adjective]

means "confirmed"
affirmed, reaffirmed, validated, supported, reinstated, backed

upland [noun]

means "interior"
upriver, inland, hinterland, backwoods

upriver [noun]

means "interior"
inland, upland, hinterland, backwoods

upside-down [adjective]

means "inverted"
reversed, topsy-turvy, backward

vertebrae [noun]

means "spinal column"
dorsum, spine, backbone, chine

vertebral column [noun]

means "spine"
spinal column, vertebrae, backbone

wavering [adjective]

means "retiring"
timid, shy, bashful, diffident, hesitant, backward

well-wisher [noun]

means "sympathiser"
supporter, backer, mentor, benefactor

yonder [object]

means "far away"
far off, removed, afar, abroad, backwoods, below the horizon

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