1. way back - Noun
2. way back - Adverb
long ago
far into the past
As friends, we go way back: we met in primary school.
way back (uncountable)
(informal) The part farthest in the back, as of a passenger vehicle.
A$AP Rocky and Rihanna’s friendship goes way back — te rapper served as an opening act for the U.S. dates of Rihanna’s Diamonds World Tour in 2013. Source: Internet
According to a local media, Taskar Labarai, the people abducted were on their way back home from Jibiya market. Source: Internet
Adam Zango’s musical career started way back from secondary school activities, when he used to represent his school, Government Secondary School, Laranto in Jos, Plateau State. Source: Internet
After a half day of chilly outdoor adventure, it was a treat to be able to sink into the GLA’s Artico leather seats, throw on a podcast and enjoy the smooth ride and luxurious features on the way back to the city. Source: Internet
“All I could do was laugh because first of all the legislation in the country prohibits slave labour which was abolished way back in the 18th century. Source: Internet
Adverse conditions forced Bering to return, but he documented some of the Aleutian Islands on his way back. Source: Internet