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To leave or give-up when losing an online game (For Eg. Counter-Strike). Can also refer to real life going home early on a night out or to give up at something. Jesus christ i was pwning a noob and he fucking did a buckle
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to crack under pressure this nigga buckled at the foul line wit 2 seconds left and airballed it
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a really expensive store hey how much are those jeans?
78 bucks holy crap! how much is that shirt? 35 bucks holy crap! |
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The act of releasing vile waste. Be careful, Kyle just Buckled in there.
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To say that a food item is good or delicious, particularly one you haven't tried before. Yo, these pocky sticks are buckle.
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v. in reference to who owns the pants. One may wear the pants in the relationship, but the other owns the buckle to the pants.
A.k.a. one person may be the boss, but the other one controls who gets into the pants. 1.A:I wear the pants in this relationship.
M: Yes, but I own the buckle. A: You aren't getting into my pants anytime soon. P:Dude, you know he wears the pants in that relationship. F:Yeah, but she owns the buckle. |
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verb
"to buckle" To get down to business, to study. Usually used by students who have felt their academic performance to be sub-par. "I've got to buckle, Iana. Next semester I've got eight classes - all in calculus."
"To hell with buckling, I need to party!" |
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To trip over by accident i.e over a curb. "Oh, he buckled and cracked his neck"
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