takesies-backsies

• take-backsies, takesie-backsie, takesie backsies, takesie-backsies, takesies backsies, takesy backsies, takesy-backsies, takesy-backsy

From take back +‎ -sies.

• IPA^(key): /ˈteɪksiz ˈbæksiz/

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takesies-backsies sg or pl

1. (childish) Synonym of backsie (“the act of taking back or going back on a statement, promise, or agreement”).
   • 2017, Sarah Dessen, Once and for All, New York, NY: Viking, →ISBN, page 164:

     “If I win, I get to decide who you go out with next. And it can be anybody, you can't dispute or refuse, no takesies backsies.”
     “Takesies backsies? What are you, twelve?” I said. “And what about if I win?”

   • 2023 June 1, Noor Al-Sibai, “Doctors Remove Woman’s Brain Implant Against Her Will”, in Neoscope‎^[1], archived from the original on 1 June 2023:

     It sounds like dystopian fiction that biotech companies could play takesie-backsies with patients' implants […] but the reality is we've already crossed into that world.

• Chiefly used in the phrase no takesies-backsies.