A fabric consisting wholly of knitted loops which are all meshed in the same direction. Note: The fabric may also be described as single jersey, plain web or stockinette. The appearance may be described with reference to the surface of the structure: (i) face; technical face: the surface of a plain weft-knitted fabric that consists wholly of face loops;(ii)back; technical back: the surface of a plain weft-knitted fabric that consists wholly of back loops;(iii)effect side: the surface of the fabric intended to be used outermost on a garment or other construction; and(iv) reverse side: the surface opposite to the effect side.
Also known as the Latissimus Dorsi (lats). To work the back do wide-grip pulldowns, one-arm dumbbell rows, reverse-grip pulldowns, or dumbbell pullovers.
The "back" of a domino is the side opposite the numbers. The back is oten free of any adornment, but may also contain a design, logo, or other pattern. All dominoes must have identical backs, so that players cannot tell what dominoes they are drawing.
The broad surface of a tile which doe not contain the pips and bar. The backs of some dominoes might carry a design stamped into their surface in the case of cheap wooden tiles. The goal is to have all the back in a set of dominoes look alike, so that a player cannot tell what tile he is drawing from the boneyard.
the side of a card that shows only the pack design.
The reverse side to the face of a sheet or strip or roll of backed veneer.
The side of the bow farthest from the archer.
the side that goes last or is not normally seen; "he wrote the date on the back of the photograph"
in answer; "he wrote back three days later"; "had little to say in reply to the questions"
The side of the bow facing away from the archer.
The side of a card that is the same for every card. When choosing the standard decks that will form the Black Heart Rum deck, it is important that both decks have identical backs.
The part of the bow handle that faces the target when the archer is shooting.
The side of a textile not seen in ordinary use; the side opposite the front or the face.
The back of the blade is the opposite side of the belly, for single edged pocket or bowie knives this would be the unsharpened side. The back can contain lashing grommets, jimping, it's own edge or false edge, and serrations.
the reverse side of a note.
The reverse side of a textile; not seen in regular use. The opposite of the front or face.
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Gypsum wallboard side that come into contact with the framing.
The front, or outer surface of the bow; the surface facing the target.
A non-alcoholic drink or a small glass of beer, soda or water served on the side of a shot.
the side opposite the face of a note, basically the paper money equivalent of the reverse of a coin.
The back of a plywood panel; the side of a panel that is of lower veneer quality on any panel whose outer plies (front and back) are of different veneer grades. The back ply of a plywood panel; the outer veneer on the back side of a panel.
The side of the bow away from the string.
The minor side, also called the "bottom," of a rectangular lunch box. The back usually features art inferior to the front or face of the box.
Side of bow or lath facing target.
The side reverse to the face of a panel, or the poorer side of a panel in any grade of plywood calling for a face and back
The unsharpened side of a blade. Click here for illustration