buck&chuck

Another way of saying fuck someone and ghost them

I used that lass for a quick buck&chuck

by shutupcunters December 10, 2019

Da Buck

a different way to say the fuck

Da Buck is yo problem

by badpineapplez September 6, 2020

buku bucks

Many dollars. Often spelled "boo koo bucks" but this is also correct. It's an expression from the Viet Nam War, from American soldiers coming back who had picked up Viet Namese French-isms over there. The French "beaucoups" was pigeonized in Asia. Like how putain became poon tang.

This much Hanoi Hash is going to cost buku bucks.

by Wrigan Mort April 20, 2021

V-Bucks

Something that 6-year old kids buy using their mom’s credit card.

My mother thought my V-Bucks were bitcoin, so she grounded be for life, and tried to spend my V-Bucks on crack. What she didn't know is that V-Buck are from Fortnite, and when she found out she said "I cAn'T bUy CrAcK bEcAuSe Of ePiC gAmEs!11!!"

by Brickdasher1 HD January 23, 2020

Boomer Bucks

Any sort of cash. Typically given out by the older generation instead of using some form of Credit Card or wireless pay.

Old man held up the Chipotle line because he had to use his Boomer Bucks.

by Alderin.py July 27, 2023

Beater Bucks

The money spent on being a SIMP or given to a woman in hopes of getting with them, or beating off to them.

You can't keep giving away your beater bucks to these thots on onlyfans

by EndersUDAccount May 11, 2020

What the Buck?

The war in Ukraine had made its mark on the current economic and political climate. From the jaw-dropping price of gas and utilities to drastically elevated prices of goods and services, the burden was felt by all. This, coupled with rising inflation (nearly 9%) and the increase of costs of essential goods (to over 33%), without comparative salary increases leads to frustration and disbelief. Jackson Hewitt’s target market of HHI of $15k to $75K was inversely affected compared to the higher HHIs of $75k+. To coin the phrase, “the rich get richer, and the poor get poorer “ felt a very apt sentiment for this target audience. The phrase "What the Buck? expresses this sentiment. Particularly for the working class.

Retailer: That will be $27.99, please! (for your half sandwich, pack of chips, and a soda).
Customer: What the buck? (Showing disbelief and shock at the cost of living!)

by Poundstretcher March 15, 2023