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Crossword clues for Back __ 5 letters

AnswerClue
BACKSRetreats, with "off"
BACKSPuts money on
BACKSSupplies with funding
BACKSSpines' spots
BACKSEndorses
BACKSBankrolls
BACKSReverse sides
BACKSMembers of a football team.
BACKSSponsors
BACKSPlaces for knapsacks
BACKSUpholds.
BACKS__ up (drives in reverse gear)
BACKSSupports
BACKSPigskin carriers
BACKSInvests in
BACKSEndorses, as a candidate
BACKSGridiron players, behind the line.
BACKSLends support
BACKSProvides money for
BACKSBets on
BACKSIs a supporter of
BACKSLends support to
BACKSSupports on Kickstarter
BACKSBehind-the-line men
BACKSDrives in reverse, with "up"
BACKSFootball players.
BACKSO.J. et al.
BACKSSection of a football team.
BACKSIs a proponent of
BACKSSticks up for
BACKSPlaces for pats
BACKSPuts up money for, as a play
BACKSCampaigns for
BACKSSupports on Kickstarter, say
BACKSSubsidizes
BACKSGives support to
BACKSThrows one's support behind
BACKSRemove a mistake, in a way
BACKSHelps (a start-up) start up
BACKSBall carriers
BACKSPatrick Mahomes and Tom Brady, for two
BACKSIs an angel to
BACKSPuts up the cash
BACKSStands behind
BACKSSoccer positions
BACKSGridiron players.
BACKSSpines
SELESBack-to-back-to-back French Open winner Monica
HANKSWinner of back-to-back Oscars
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