Buchanan
A name that deserves the utmost respect. The descendants of a warrior clan in Scotland. A force to not be reckoned with.
Buchanan by Sharingan master 77 July 21, 2015
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BUCHANAN
1) One who came from the district of Buchanan, a location near Loch Lomond in Scotland. From the Gaelic elements buth, meaning "house" and chanain, meaning "of the canon." 2) An anglicization of the German buchenhain, meaning "beech wood."
David Buchanan was the inventor of the cannon.
David Buchanan was the inventor of the cannon.
Kirill - "Hey mayn you need to shut your face Sabih"
Sabih - Tell it to my David Buchanan..cannon...cannon.
Sabih - Tell it to my David Buchanan..cannon...cannon.
BUCHANAN by Cannonator December 7, 2009
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A person with this as their first/last name is most likely a weeb or very weird person. This person is most likely to do weird things if you were talking to him.
buchanan by Squid man 2123 March 3, 2019
Buchanan
A snotty, materialistic person who is only concerned about their own welfare, but who deceives others into believing they actually have a soul.
Named after Daisy Buchanan from The Great Gatsby.
Named after Daisy Buchanan from The Great Gatsby.
Tom: "Hey, did you see Daisy at the party?"
Nick: "Yeah. She's such a Buchanan, though. She was acting like she was way too good for the party."
Gatsby: "I still love her, though."
Nick: "Yeah. She's such a Buchanan, though. She was acting like she was way too good for the party."
Gatsby: "I still love her, though."
Buchanan by GreenLightshine December 6, 2013
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Buchanan by thebeardgz May 25, 2011
Buchanan Goodbye
Skipping out on a meal in an unannounced fashion prior to the completion of the meal, for the purpose of avoiding paying the check. A cheapskate variation of the Irish Goodbye.
One of the guys we were out with pulled a Buchanan Goodbye by climbing out the bathroom window just before dessert, the cheap bastard.
Buchanan Goodbye by The New Brooklyn Dictionary November 8, 2021
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