sdrawkcab

adj

1. (humorous, not-comparable)Backwards.

   “[…] Sdrawkcab race (that's backwards to you non-mirror writing readers), Lime Rock local Sam Posey blew away the competition.”

   “Mary Oliver: The words of the spirit wash over us to be a tranquil picture of things that repeat, of a puppy named Kuku, of sdrawkcab things like witch hazel, and holiday ear powder.”

   “Imagine taking a break and coming back only to find your words and phrases are all !sdrawkcab (one step forward two steps back, no wonder why she took that axe!–[…])”

adv

1. (humorous, not-comparable)Backwards.

   “[…] By custom or fashion he would not be bound / But walked yaw-sdrawkcab to save turning around, / And carried his cane with the knob on the ground […]”

   “A more recent work is his Devil Trap; a three-dimensional revolving construction painted with words intended to confuse the devil who is unable to read sdrawkcab.”

   “[…] removes it from the screen, stores it, and then displays it backwards! Yes, we said SDRAWKCAB. It's like looking through your TV tube from behind.”

   “But your fingers work a little faster than your brain and you get the two names switched (left-handed users are particularly prone to getting names sdrawkcab) — and blam! (again) you’ve just copied an obsoletee saved version over the current version.”

   “Thanks to my niece, Sarah, who enjoys reading, writing, telling funny jokes and doing things s-d-r-a-w-k-c-a-b.”