Object

• campaign: Scotsman.com Prince Charles backs offshore windfarm campaign Prince Charles has backed protests over a proposed windfarm.

• bid: Our aim is to create a growing and lasting image of London as an Olympic city that gets people excited about backing the bid.

Possessives

• button: As this page can be accessed from a variety of sections, use the ' back ' button on your browser to continue.

Adjective modifier

• full: He was a quality full back in the World Cup right now you'd swap him for almost anyone.

Modifies a noun

• pain: Women suffer more from back pain and certain injuries.

• button: Use the back button in your browser to return to this page.

• seat: Often the students do all the discussion and the professor takes a back seat throughout.

• door: Lewis has mile after mile of empty golden beaches, two of which are only 100 yards from your own back door.

• yard: The cooker was strategically placed to hide a huge hole in the wall which lead to the back yard.

• catalog: Band three is The Alarm 2002 Mike Peters and a back catalog of anthemic tunes.

Noun used with modifier

• money: All of our leather cleaning services are covered by an unconditional, 100 % money back guarantee.

Followed by a transitive particle

• up: You are, however, responsible for backing up all other files.

Preposition: of

• net: Doesn't matter how many shots you have if the back of the net doesn't ripple.

• van: Everything will be loaded onto the back of the van and secured.

• truck: I asked him if a few new Trinity's could fall off the back of a truck.

• check: Please write the event number on the back of each check.

• eye: The light is then focused onto the back of the eye by a lens.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• up: Stream flowing fairly well with no backing up at bottom.

• down: The council are showing no signs of backing down, however.

• off: The extra vibration from the hammer action makes chucks much more likely to back off.