buck

1. to do something
2. go somewhere
3. to get something

1. Man, im bout to buck this homework.
2. Dude, did you you buck that party last night?
3. Fool, you bucked them ugly shoes in the mall?? You wack!

by smartaol March 9, 2009

Buck

Noun: The act of describing an action as entertaining and or exciting.

That dance was completely Buck.

by DemoNMayN June 30, 2009

buck

(v): the act of taking something without permission; stealing.

Jeff: Aw man, where's my pen?
Greg: Oh, sorry dude. I borrowed it to write on my desk and i must have accidentally bucked it. Here you go.
Jeff: It's cool, but don't let it happen again.

by nmb122289 January 24, 2010

buck

To annoy, to be a ballbuster

Your brother is bucking us

by Nejlepsinatrhu January 23, 2011

Buck

adj. when internal artistry surpasses physical abilities

The buck catch was made to end game.

The buck celebration caused an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty.

The artists buck ideas were shared by many of his fellow colleagues

by Doscinco May 9, 2011

buck

noun; a state of complete drunkiness, common among wisconsinites,

noun examples
1.
Last night I got so buck that I found my futon in a dumpster at the pizza hut last night.
2.
If I am going to have sex with this mediocre girl I think I will need to get buck enough so that my goggles cannot detect her negative features.

by Proud Wisconsin Alcoholic June 6, 2011

Buck

Going Completely "Buck Wild" while intoxicated or extremely obliterated---i.e, the third degree of "wild", as follows:

1. Wild: moderately tipsy...and clumsy.

2. Buck Wild: spilling your drink, tipping over random objects and being a dancing queen.

3. Obliteration: your friends are carrying you home. you are "that" girl or boy.

Please Note: Getting buck wild is soon followed by obliteration.

Buck Wild:

No one else is dancing. But you.

You are owning the dance floor..

Until you wake up to youtube videos of you booty popping to john mayer.

by reevo September 3, 2012