Verb
To decline or deteriorate; to get worse. [from 16th c.]
(obsolete, slang) To defecate; to visit the privy.
Source: en.wiktionary.orgIts upper lip is so extremely large, for which reason it is obliged to go backwards when grazing; otherwise, by moving onwards, the lip would get doubled up. citation As food Moose trophy head Moose scat is commonly found on trails. Source: Internet
These unicycles also cannot go backwards. Source: Internet
Trackstands can only be held for a certain time and it is not permissible to go backwards in a trackstand by rocking backwards and forwards as the judge will be following the trackstand from the bottom of the track. Source: Internet
When the Lead goes forward, the Follow will naturally go backwards. Source: Internet
Now you cannot go backwards. Source: Internet
The ‘woke’ NFL has just gone backwards 40 years with this and I really think their ratings will go backwards as well- Source: Internet