bacne

[ bak-nee ]

noun

, Informal.

1. pimples or a rash on one's back: Compare boobne ( def ).

   Bacne can cause pain and scarring.

Word History and Origins

Origin of bacne¹

First recorded in 2000–05; blend of b(ack) ¹ and acne

Example Sentences

Treating bacne is also a bit trickier than treating pimples on your face because it covers a lot more surface area.

From Slate

Summer, for many people, is also unofficially “bacne and body acne, season”—a time when even the most enviably clear skin might start sprouting inflamed red bumps here and there beneath a bra band or arm strap.

From Slate

And no need to worry about bacne—her one-and-done fave is also oil-free and non-acnegenic.

From Slate

In an advertisement for body wash called Baby Got Bacne, Dominique sings, “I like clean skin and that’s the truth.”

From Seattle Times

No one ever wants to talk about “bacne,” but I’m getting married and my dress is backless.

From New York Times