Back Seat Edit Meaning

1.

to "take a back seat" is to assume a non-participatory role on an issue or situation.

"I'm sick of taking a back seat about things that go on around here. I'm gonna say a few things at tomorrow's meeting!"

2.

In alpine skiing, being in a position where one's center-of-mass is shifted toward the tails of the skis instead of toward the tips. Results in reduced control, adaptability to changing terrain, and ability to make a full turn.

I hit that rut hard and got thrown into the back seat.

See skiing, ski racing, ski, weight

3.

A term used to reference a person's butt, particularly a woman's butt.

I'd love to be the thong in that back seat.

See mangus