A flap or fold of material at the back of something, such as a garment or bag.
From 'back' + 'flap.' A compound word formed naturally from English root words, likely used in tailoring and construction.
Backflaps on medieval armor provided crucial protection for the kidneys and lower back—you can see them on surviving museum pieces and they're surprisingly sophisticated engineering for the 1400s.
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