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bucko by harry flashman July 25, 2003
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bucko
A generic nickname used when reffering either to a friend or a jerk, depending on the context and the tone of voice. Often times is also used when acting like a pirate in a clever or mocking manner.
bucko by larry says hi October 18, 2005
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bucko
A nickname or term similar to "buddy." Coined in Bakersfield, California after musician Buck Owens, who often performed at the Crystal Palace Saloon.
"Get it right, bucko!"
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Bucko by Kelverina starkson June 1, 2022
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