Buck a Beer

Ontario slang. Cheapest legally available beer. Between Oct 2005 and Dec 2008 the minimum price of beer in Ontario was $24 for a case of twenty-four. This minimum price has since been raised to $25.60 but the moniker "Buck a Beer" has remained for all beers that are sold at minimum price.

Guy 1 "Wow that beer's gross"
Guy 2 "What do you expcect for Buck a Beer?"

Girl 1 "That beer tastes great!"
Girld 2 " I know right? And it's Buck a Beer!"

by jianadaren1 October 7, 2009

Buck Fucked

The act of wasting money on something thought to be a good deal simply because it only cost a dollar.

Guy 1: "Dude this sandwich sucks!"
Guy 2: "Why did you buy it?"
Guy 1: "It was on the dollar menu."
Guy 2: "Dude, you just got Buck Fucked!"

by WorldDominator55 May 10, 2010

Bruckback

London slang for Shotgun

Bro back the bruckback

by Alsamu November 1, 2018

Buck Breaking

When a black male is submissive to a white male.

Ayo look at deshaun my nigga, his black ass is about to get some his ass into some buck breaking from Massa!

by GodLovesBlackPeople December 28, 2021

a buck fifty

to the point; straight forward

person 1: hey where is my wallet?

person 2: imma keep it a buck fifty with you; your girl snatched it

by nova the first July 24, 2019

stable buck

a derogatory term used to describe an African-American. It is similar to words such as nigger, porch monkey, coon, etc; comes from the Steinbeck novel Of Mice and Men, in which there is a black farmhand constantly referred to as the "nigger" and the "stable buck."

1. Curley: That damn nigger stable buck
2. Ol' stable buck done gone and stole mah bike.
3. What's up my ni.. I mean, stable bucks?

by Dieje May 16, 2010

strapping young buck

From a 1976 speech by Ronald Reagan, who complained of "strapping young bucks" using public assistance to buy T-Bone steaks, the phrase is shorthand for "undeserving and lazy black people living off hardworking white taxpayers instead of getting a job." Many commentators have noted that the phrase originated from the auction block. Now used ironically by liberal commentators to identify racist dog-whistles in conservative argument.

"Whereas once the problem was just welfare queens and strapping young bucks, now it’s the entire middle and lower classes, the lazy union members, the credit card deadbeats, the unemployed so content with their benefits that they don’t look for work."

'We Are All Strapping Young Bucks Now'
Doug J. _Balloon Juice_ January 6, 2011

by Saxifrage2300 January 7, 2012