ALL meanings of double back
dou·ble back
D d - idioms double back at the double, British Informal. on the double. 1
- idioms double back double in brass, Informal. to serve in two capacities; be able to do work different from one's own: It is a small firm, and everyone doubles in brass when emergencies arise. 1
- idioms double back double or nothing, a bet having as its outcome either the doubling of a previous loss or debt or the canceling of that loss or debt. Also, double or quits. 1
- idioms double back on the double, Informal. without delay; rapidly: The fire engines came on the double. in double time, as marching troops. 1
- intransitivephrasal verb double back retrace one's steps 1
- transitivephrasal verb double back fold back 1
- verb double back (Idiomatic) To retrace one's steps; to go back where one has already gone. 0
- phrasal verb double back If you double back you go back in the direction that you came from. 0
- verb double back to go back in the opposite direction (esp in the phrase double back on one's tracks) 0
- noun double back to fold back 0
- noun double back to turn and go back in the direction from which one came 0