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The back is the large posterior area of the human body, rising from the top of the buttocks to the back of the neck and the shoulders.

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• People
• Places
• Arts, entertainment, and media
• Music
• Other uses in arts, entertainment, and media
• Sports
• Other uses

Back may also refer to:

People

• Back (surname)

Places

• Back (crater), lunar crater
• Back, Lewis, a village on the Isle of Lewis, Scotland
• Back Bay (disambiguation), several places
• Back Peninsula, Nunavut, Canada
• Back railway station, in Back, Manitoba, Canada
• The Backs, an area at the rear of several colleges in Cambridge, England

Arts, entertainment, and media

Sports

• Back (American football)
• Back nine, the last nine holes on a golf course
• Fullback (American football), a common position in many football games
• Half back (disambiguation), a position in many football games
• Nickelback (American football), a defensive back in American and Canadian football
• Quarterback, a position in the offensive backfield of American and Canadian football
• Running back, a position in the offensive backfield of American and Canadian football
• Back, another term for the position of defender, in association football and Australian rules football
• Back, a player who is defending the goal, in hockey and many other games who is defending the goal
• Back, a rugby football player who is not involved in the scrum
  • Back (rugby league)
  • Back (rugby union)

Other uses

• Bauk (field) (alternatively spelled "back") a Scottish agricultural term
• Back (horse), the back of a horse
• Back vowel, a type of spoken sound
• Back, the backrest of a chair
• Back, a light-sensing unit for a camera, such as a digital camera back
• Back, the rear of a string instrument's sound board
• Back, to bet on something: Betting exchange § Backing and laying

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