How to pronounce “pooseback”

Meaning

• [Adverb]
• (US, dialects, possibly dated) piggyback

Practice Nearby Words

pillion, saddleback, assback, saddle-backed, horseback, ahorseback, barebacked, a-cock-horse, ahorse, bareback, woman-fashion, aboard, underhoof, randem, hot-hoof, back o' bourke, bulllike, wash out, cut up, pull out, pull over, pull in, pull up, rush hour, build bridges, ride down, engine room, load up, on board, fence in, open fire, carry on, take flight, iron curtain, firing line, tie up, wide berth, work out, wild horses, come to, closet, blow away, let fly, carve out, cover up, brick house, brick wall, set foot, wrap up, run through, take cover, knit together, hook in, bed in, main street, dig up, put up, fold up, dip into, day out, drown out, one side, sink in, walk through, kitchen sink, wooden spoon, boot camp, switch on, buried treasure, pile up, run up, plug in, drop in, pin down, sweep away, backwater, gold mine, rub off, clenched fist, bounce off, knock out, book in, draw off, lay over, lay on, bright lights, step over, run over, build up, old hand, pack in, catch fire, push in

Similar Sounds

pass back, passbook, pass book, payback, pay back, pushback, push back, playback, pesach, pass by, play back, pushbike, push bike, pasek, put back, pesek, push-bike, passbooks, picic, paid back, pasic, pasok, pickback, pasach, pcyc, pubic, bespoke, bespeak, bounce back, buyback, be back, boback, bounceback, wisbech, boobook, buy back, bespake, toss back, playbook, pesk, piggyback, pooh-bah, pitch black, poobah, pask, pasch, passaic, puso, pasque, pitch-black, piggy back, pullback, power pack, paybacks, pusi, pull back, paske, pikes peak, peel back, pooh bah, pasig, packsack, mossback, piac, piske, prusak, popek, leaseback, paying back, pit bike, pasc, pesc, basic, bareback, blowback, busboy, bisbee, bus boy, blow back, be sick, beat back, babak, blueback, bobak, bbk, bobek, babic, bosack, abu bakr, bosak, bobick, bebek, busbee, baisakh, basak, beseek, base path, bobeche, bobeck, bite back