IPA: //ˈskætˌbæk//
KK: /ˈskætˌbæk/
A type of running back in football known for being quick and agile, focusing more on speed than strength.
The team recruited a scatback to improve their offensive speed.
This word originates from American English, meaning a type of backflip or acrobatic maneuver performed in a specific style.
Think of a unique acrobatic move that combines elements of a backflip and a specific style — that's what a scatback represents.