Usage of "back-to-front"

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Usage of back-to-front in English

Most airlines board back-to-front, an approach that makes sense, at first glance. 
 Wired 

His first assist came as part of a wonderful back-to-front team move. 
 The Guardian 

To read one, the reader must flip their copy back-to-front and upside-down. 
 The Irish Times 

So, in a dim back-to-front way, was everything that had happened that afternoon. 
 Dogsbody 

Whoever dredged the canal back in the 1980s did it back-to-front. 
 The Irish Times 

The back-to-front lives of the Moths were beyond her ability to get used to. 
 Empire in black and gold 

She was completely covered in gray ash, wearing a rucksack back-to-front on her chest. 
 Jacinto's Remnant 

We hope Samuel L Jackson was wearing his Kangol hat back-to-front, as is his wont. 
 BBC 

But Steffen argues boarding back-to-front is actually one of the worst ways to board a plane. 
 Wired 

Vivian had to lie on the cold ground and bear it, in all its back-to-front wrongness. 
 A Tale of Time City 

The back-to-front M&A process is surprisingly common. 
 Reuters 

But history shows that this is back-to-front. 
 The Rational Optimist 

As usual, priorities have been put back-to-front. 
 The Irish Times 

The back-to-front deal allows CITIC to tick a "reform" box while giving up very little. 
 Reuters 

Recruits still occasionally turned up for work dressed like American TV cops, in jeans and back-to-front baseball cap. 
 Arctic chill 

With his wraparound sunglasses, back-to-front cap and comedy red nose, he could be a compere, or children's entertainer. 
 The Irish Times 

Meanings of back-to-front in English