back,back part (of anything), support, aid

after someone's death, behind one's back, in the absence of, behind someone's back

cheer, applaud by slapping the back, encourage, praise

break the back

leave, depart, turn tail

stab in the back

take rest for a while

be knocked out in a wrestling bout

a kind of sweetmeat

fall ill, become seriously ill and weak, to be unable to get up from the bed due to illness and weakness

on back, the latter

leave someone in a lurch, betray

injure or gall the back of an animal (by the saddle, etc.)

(of a horse) have a sore back

stoop owing to age or heavy burden

younger child, younger sister or brother

withdraw, turn back, take flight

to pat on the back, to animate, encourage

deceive, betray

remain restless

be ready with support or aid

to backbite, talk maliciously about someone who is not present

encourage, give a pat on the back

to ignore, to disregard, to pay no attention

console, support