Did you mayhaps mean one of these? backstab, backstay, backstop, blackstrap
Definitions
Etymologies
- back + strap (Wiktionary)
Examples
“The backstrap is not really very thick to begin with”
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“I feel a properly trimmed and cooked venison backstrap is superior to beef steak.”
“This material, woven in backstrap looms, is used exclusively in the Purépecha region and partially in the Mazahua region in eastern part of the state.”
“On the best game animals for eating: There’s a lot of variability in caribou, but a great piece of caribou backstrap is better than anything in the world.”
“She had me bring in a backstrap to show class how to kill it and grill it!”
“Who needs backstrap and all the cruelty it represents, when you could be gnoshing on this?”
“My dad shot a buck 3 years back that had a slug firmly planted between the backstrap and hide.”
“A venison medallion is a 1 ⁄ 2 - to 3 ⁄ 4-inch slice of backstrap cut before or after cooking.”
“John Besh, an award-winning New Orleans chef, shares his recipe for peppered backstrap with muscadine and red wine”
“Ingredients — Serves 6 2 venison loins (backstrap), denuded and cut into 2 - to 3-ounce steaks salt and pepper, to taste”
Lists
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Five Consecutive Consonants
A list of words containing five consecutive consonants
I do not include words containing "y" as part of the 5-letter string, since that letter invariably functions as a vowel, as in rhythm. <...heartstricken, heartstruck, wellspring, offspring, yachtsman, worthwhile, backstretch, backstroke, downstream, downstroke, breaststroke, birthstone and 188 more...
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Your Mission: Find theTraps
List of words that contain the letter string *trap*. Some are obvious and apparent, such as trapezoid, while others are a bit less apparent, such as contrapuntist, ultraphysical, and intraperitoneal.
trapezoid, contrapuntist, wentletrap, allotetraploid, bootstrap, caltrap, unstrap, Trappist, ultraphysical, trapline, Trapt, autotetraploidy and 195 more...
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1906 Railway Cipher Code
Terms from the Standard Cipher Code of the American Railway Association, 1906. The terms were shorthand for common phrases used in telegraphic communications between station agents and Railway Asso...
abdominal, abetting, abiology, ablative, abnormal, abominate, aboveboard, abrasive, absinth, abstinent, accursed, acetate and 212 more...
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hernesheir US Railway Association, Standard Cipher Code, 1906: Railroad telegraphers' shorthand for Baggage has been taken by officers, on a writ served at". Jan 20, 2013