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Buck mild - opposite to buck wild. Meaning that instead of going crazy, the subject or situation was relatively tame.
Example 1.
“urgh, Calvin was so boring last night”
“I know right, that dude is buckmild”
Example 2.
“I was ready to get retarded last night but everyone else was buckmild”
Buckmild by buckslow May 9, 2014
Urban Dictionary Merch
insane, or out of control
you wanna get buckwild?
buckwild by Johny Rocket June 3, 2003
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when you are incredibly crunk and hyper. you cannot be controlled because you are unleashing the beast
after i anilated the other teams quarterback for a sack i was getting buckwild
buckwild by Andy Merline December 30, 2003
To exhibit outrageous, frenzied or out-of-control behavior, often with sexual undertones.
Vance: I heard Janice & her sorority sisters went to Florida for spring break, & got buckwild in their hotel room.

Hugh: That's not true. They went to Chicago to visit the Museum of Science and Industry.

Vance: What about the part about them getting buckwild?

Hugh: Oh, that's true.
Buckwild by E.T. Mole February 16, 2013
white girl with the black accent on the show FLAVOR OF LOVE..who claimed to be real, but at the end her accent went away.
we finna get buckwild up in this mothasucka.
buckwild by trixie06chick September 25, 2006
Going completely apeshit on someone because they pissed you off.
Don fucked Johnny's girlfriend, causing him to go buckwild on Don.
buckwild by Badandy July 23, 2008
A level of activity that results with those engaged in the activity end up on the ground.
Shit dude! Look at Nick! He's going buckwild!
buckwild by Johnny March 18, 2005
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