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backslapping

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back·slap  (bkslp)
v. back·slapped, back·slap·ping, back·slaps
v.intr.
To demonstrate effusive goodwill.
v.tr.
To demonstrate effusive goodwill toward (another or others).

backslapper n.
Translations
backslapping [ˈbækˌslæpɪŋ] Nespaldarazos mpl
mutual backslappingbombo m mutuo
backslapping [ˈbækˌslæpɪŋ] n (fam) → scambio di pacche sulle spalle


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Although grandiose backslapping projects bring in the money and look good on a resume these projects do not necessarily improve the expediency with which a company does business.
But enough of such treacherous talk - Sky have neatly airbrushed '06/07 out of the history books lest the Palace should want their gongs back presumably - and instead let's enjoy one more rousing blast of backslapping from four years ago before the last chance of saving our sporting summer starts in Cardiff.
Byline: Steve Hendry British Academy Television Awards Tonight, BBC1, 8pm It's backslapping time for British telly as the great and the good of the gogglebox line up for their awards night.
 
 
 
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