gee back
gee back interjection: a direction given to horses to turn to the right and start heading back.
Interjection
- A direction given to horses to turn to the right and start heading back.
- ‘Gee back!’ came in loud, ringing tones from Dan, ‘gee back!’1911, ‘Steel Rudd’, The Book of Dan, Brisbane: University of Queensland Press, published 1970, page 45
Questions about gee back
- What does gee back mean?
- Gee back means a direction given to horses to turn to the right and start heading back.
- What part of speech is gee back?
- Gee back is an interjection.
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