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Bucka
Bucka by Jennifer ching February 10, 2009
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Bucka Sandwich
Bucka Sandwich by Emperor MAR March 13, 2010
Bucka Bucka
Bucka Bucka by Bubba Jefferson July 30, 2008
Fo-bucka
Noun - a polite and sensible way of saying "Mother-Fucker". Acceptable for use in most media outlets, it cannot be censored.
"Dammit Charles, I told you to tidy up your room today, you stupid fo-bucka!"- says the Queen of England to her precious kin.
Fo-bucka by Average Joneses March 30, 2008
Sussy bucka
Sussy bucka by Sus_town69 July 2, 2022
alya bucka
she's rhe definition of effoetless beauty, she cam be half-dead and still look pretty. she's also the most goofiest person on earth. her humour is brojen, you can hear her laugjing from miles away just because she saw a cat walking. she can tolerates spicy stuffs well and she loves eating food, especially others'
alya bucka by aaaaayle June 3, 2022
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