/ˈbækˌlɒɡ/
NOUN
A quantity of work, orders, or tasks that have not yet been completed, processed, or fulfilled.
Work that has accumulated because it has not been completed or handled within the expected time.
Orders or customer requests that a business has received but has not yet produced, processed, or delivered.
NOUN
A supply of something kept available for future use.
A quantity of resources or materials retained for use when needed.
NOUN
A large log placed at the back of a fireplace, often to provide a long-lasting source of heat.
A large piece of wood positioned at the rear of a fire.
NOUN
A record of text or messages that have appeared previously in a conversation or text-based game.
A stored record of earlier text messages, commands, or events that users can review.
VERB
To accumulate or become part of a backlog.
To build up as work, orders, or tasks remain uncompleted.