A sexual position where she bends over and reaches through her legs while he reaches behind his legs and grabs her hands.
I huckle bucklled her last night.
by Doug H. August 11, 2004
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"Huckle Bearer" is a nonsense phrase invented by nincompoops on the internet who didn't understand what Doc Holiday was saying in "Tombstone" when he said "I'm your huckleberry". It comes with a made-up "explanation" that in the mythic Old South, handles on coffins were called "huckles" (they were not), qnd this pall bearers weere called "huckle bearers" (they were not). The idea is as stupid as it is false, and it is entirely false. The term "huckle bearer" was created ex nihilo shortly after the release of "Tombstone" in 1993, and has no history prior to that at all.
"Only a card-carrying nitwit believest that Doc Holiday said "I'm your huckle bearer."
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The preferred weapon of a gentleman think still believes ‘vaping’ makes him look cool.
“Have you seen that absolute helmet pumping away on his Huckle Cannon?!”
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A hick, redneck, stumpjumper, hillbilly...you know the type, a real tobacco chewin, no-tooth, truck-drivin, overall-wearin, dirty man or woman.
This term originated in Sharon, PA in the mid-1980's as I was there to witness its invention.
I took an exit off of I-80 to grab a beer and I stumbled into a huckle buck bar.
by JayZeePA December 27, 2005
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usually white,male,red neck.
Man all those people at the Kentucky Headhunkers concernt are huckle bucks.
(or just "huckles" for short)
by Mick October 29, 2003
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huckle is a handle on a casket, it is synonymous to pall bearer, term was used in the south in th e mid to late 1800's
Tombstone- Doc Holliday "I'm your huckle bearer" - I'm your man. Not huckleberry that says i'm your friend
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