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back catalogue
back catalogue n. 
/ˌbak ˈkatl̩ɒɡ/, /ˈbak ˌkatəlɒɡ/, /ˈbak ˌkatl̩ɒɡ/, /ˈbæk ˈˌkædlˌɑɡ/ (a list of) all the works previously produced and still owned by a publisher, record company, film company, etc.; (also) the previous or complete works of a particular (esp. musical) artist, etc.
Brit. /ˌbak ˈkatəlɒɡ/
, /ˌbak ˈkatəlɒɡ//ˌbak ˈkatl̩ɒɡ//ˈbak ˌkatəlɒɡ//ˈbak ˌkatl̩ɒɡ/U.S. /ˈbæk ˈˌkædlˌɔɡ/
, /ˈbæk ˈˌkædlˌɔɡ//ˈbæk ˈˌkædlˌɑɡ/ΚΠ
1934 N.Y. Times 10 Feb. 13/6 The Edward B. Marks Music Corporation, with its back catalogue of hits, collected on 250 uses of its songs in the movies.
1944 Times 9 June 10/2 A firm..such as ours, with a magnificent back catalogue.., has unique advantages to offer to its authors.
1989 Dirty Linen Spring 6/3 The Battlefield Band's back catalog has been released on CD by Temple Records.
1997 Sight & Sound Jan. 42/4 You can forgive Disney for milking its own back catalogue—Roger's computer game is based on the original One Hundred and One Dalmatians cartoon.
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- to turn heel
- to turn heels
- to turn heelside
- to turn house
- to turn in
- to turn in on oneself
- to turn in to government
- to turn into matches
- to turn into ridicule
- to turn it on
- to turn king'queen's evidence
- to turn king's evidence
- to turn king'state's evidence
- to turn legit
- to turn lift the little finger
- to turn like a welshman's hose
- to turn loose
- to turn money away
- to turn off
- to turn on
- to turn on a dime
- to turn on a sixpence
- to turn on its head
- to turn on one's heel
- to turn on the heat