buckle bunny

A cousin of the puck bunny, buckle bunnies are generally found in small towns in Western Canada and US. The buckle bunny lives in large cities and flocks to nearby small towns on summer weekends to watch rodeos, where she tries to attract rodeo competitors. She also appears in country bars where she will play off her urban identity by saying she knows how to two step. Her ultimate goal is to date a rodeo cowboy.

Wow, that buckle bunny's shirt is so low cut that she's going to poke someone's eye out.

by Kate the Saloonkeeper July 7, 2003

bundle

10 bags of heroin

bag = a small bag the size of your pinky nail or smaller for 10-25$

by barry October 17, 2003

bundle of fun

It is when you are having so much fun it is impossible for you to stop what you are doing, its that fun.

Kid:Do you want to comeover?
Other Kid:No I am having a bundle of fun.
Kid:Oh well can I comeover?
Other Kid:No!

by sonourus almond May 25, 2009

cram bunkler

the act of ejaculating onto an unwilling partner while they cower behind a couch.

Yo! Check this fool, i had your sister in a cram bunkler last night when i nutted on her.

by aeo135 December 25, 2007

Keith Buckley

Keith Buckley is the vocalist and lyricist of the band Every Time I Die. Basically, he's a singer, screamer, lyricist, writer, social commentator, English teacher, miscreant, karaoke enthusiast, Maury disciple, sex symbol, and masochist.

If you aren't Keith Buckley, don't bother talking to me.

by Call me Shoulders June 16, 2012

Jumping off your bunkbed

This symbolizes that when you are completely done with life you commit suicide by jumping off the most tallest thing known by mankind. This also links to when you find out something you didn't expect to happen.

Athea why are you jumping off your bunkbed?
Athea: Its mostly because how i got exposed on skype by Alisa

by Asiantechsupport October 28, 2019

Buckley's

no hope or chance
(australian slang, also Buckleys)

Buckley (1780-1856) was an English convict sent to Australia who escaped and survived against the odds for 32 years - living with local aborigines. Everyone had given up on him. Although he survived, the phrase is often used to indicate no hope or chance at all, which is what was thought of they guy until he later surrendered to white settlers.

you've got 2 chances - Buckley's and none

by drleah December 18, 2009