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to get drunk beyond all recognition of what gravity is there for oh man, I got BUCKLED last night, 10 cans of cider!
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adjective - To be incapacitated due to a variety of factors, most of which involve alcohol. "Man, Alfonse is stumbling all over the place...he's really buckled."
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unattractive, homely, not your style "no way, I think she's buckled!"
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very unfourtunate looking. Damn, that chick is buckled.
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In the West of Scotland, the term 'buckled', sometimes referred to as 'backlt' is used to express the action of knees buckling due to laughing to an excessive extent. It is rare that someone will actually 'buckle', yet it is still commonly used. Judith: OMG, MY CAT JUST DIED. *creys*
Samuel Kensington of Herp Derp Co.: lawl, buckled @ that bitch. actually laughing so much i'm buckled out my skin and my internal organs. |
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To collapse from exhaustion; when the knees 'buckle' beneath one because you have worked so hard. "I am down on whores and I shant quit ripping them til I do get buckled." - Jack the Ripper
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buckled is when someone either looks like, or has actually been punched in the face with a great-big "tombstone" belt buckle--the kind that are typically worn by those on the Professional Bull Riding circuit. "Ooohweee dat girl is buckled!"
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