runback
/ˈrʌnˌbæk/
noun
- In sports, especially American football, a player who carries the ball and runs forward to gain yardage, or the act of running with the ball after a kick or turnover.
- The runback broke through the defensive line and scored a touchdown.
- She made a spectacular runback after intercepting the pass.
- The team's best runback is known for his speed and agility.
- A return trip or journey back to a starting point, especially in a race or route.
- We planned a quick runback to the car to grab our forgotten supplies.
- The marathon course includes a runback along the river.
- After the long hike, the runback to the campsite felt much faster.
- A replay or rerun of a recorded event, such as a video or audio clip.
- The news channel showed a runback of the mayor's speech.
- The coach watched the runback of the game to analyze the team's mistakes.
- I love the runback of that concert; it sounds just as good as live.