bucking buffalo

1. (n) An act when a man thrusts his penis into a woman/man's anus and whispers over her shoulder, "Wow you were good, almost as good as your sister and mother." While she tries to throw you off, stay on as long as you can. Thus, you have performed the bucking buffalo.

1. I was about to do a bucking buffalo on my wife last night, but Susie came home and we had a threeway

by Wizzerjagger March 29, 2008

Burking-off

the act of skipping a class in high-school you normally attend. Being randomly absent from a particular class such as math or science.

person 1- "Where the hell were you yesterday, class was so easy."

person 2- "I was burking-off, I went to McDonalds for lunch."

by burking-it January 19, 2010

bakingsoda

When Urban Dictionary won't approve your actual definition.

This website just bakingsoda my definition of bakingsoda.

by Lil K00K October 22, 2019

mass buying

is something swiffers do after their idol begs them to do it

we are mass buying because Taylor begged us to

by ariantorssss August 15, 2021

bukini

a bukake target sited on the beach; sexy girl in a bikini

I'm going to go play handball with the bukini.

by lex1 November 2, 2005

Bucking Rusties

Sex of the geriatric variety.

"Remember when grandpa broke grandma off nasty outside the club? They were bucking rusties."

by peeled gravy April 3, 2008

Buying a Toyota

To kill a person or a group of people. In reference to the 2010 malfunctions with Toyota brand vehicles (accelerators & braking systems). The logic at this time was that if someone was wanted dead, buy him/her a Toyota and it would take care of the problem.

Buying a Toyota has absolutely nothing to do with the purchase of an automobile. This saying is just a metaphor for committing murder or ridding oneself of a problem.

1.Thug 1: Man they say that Amanda is down at the precinct singing like a bird.
Thug 2: Yeah I heard. Don't worry I'm gonna buy the bitch a Toyota and everything is gonna be cool.

2. Carol: Girl, I'm so tired of my husband; he's so boring.

Anne: Why don't you leave him?

Carol: Because we live off of his inheritance.

Anne: Well you could always buy him a Toyota.

Carol: Now there's an idea!

3. Terrence: Mark, what are you going to do about Jeffery threatening your life.

Mark: I'm in the process of buying a Toyota for that dude right now.

by HoodGood GL February 10, 2010