1.v: slang for the act of fighting
2.v: slang for disagree'ing and feeling angry towards something
3.n: slang for a young black man
4.n: a male deer
5.n: slang for money
2.v: slang for disagree'ing and feeling angry towards something
3.n: slang for a young black man
4.n: a male deer
5.n: slang for money
1. me: "Ray was bucking at lunch."
2. teacher: "We have homework tonite"
me: "I buck"
3. me: "I got the new young buck cd"
4. hunter: "I shot a buck last nite."
5. me: "My nintendo DS cost 150 bucks."
2. teacher: "We have homework tonite"
me: "I buck"
3. me: "I got the new young buck cd"
4. hunter: "I shot a buck last nite."
5. me: "My nintendo DS cost 150 bucks."
by popisdead March 7, 2005
uck-(v. adj.)-getting wild and uncontrollably crazy. Someone who is buck is sure to get the party started anywhere they go, and they do it in an attempt to fight depression and boredom.
People have been known to get buck in high levels, which, although extreme, have not proven to have any negative effects other than your occasional hangover or bruise.
Buck people hate people who don’t join in on conversations, stand around while others are getting buck, and take vodka swigs on their own, basically all introverts are hated. Although crazy, being Buck is still being in control.
People have been known to get buck in high levels, which, although extreme, have not proven to have any negative effects other than your occasional hangover or bruise.
Buck people hate people who don’t join in on conversations, stand around while others are getting buck, and take vodka swigs on their own, basically all introverts are hated. Although crazy, being Buck is still being in control.
Ex. P1: Hey dude, what are we doing tonight?
P2: IDK, but we’re gonna get BUCK!
Ex. 2 We're gonna get BUCK in here!
P2: IDK, but we’re gonna get BUCK!
Ex. 2 We're gonna get BUCK in here!
by itsCeja September 30, 2010
Engaging in consensually aggressive, uninhibited, or particularly enthusiastic intercourse. May also denote Sado-masochism or the Cowboy position.
by FUVM,The,FCC December 19, 2007
1. Slang for dollars.
2. A sharp, uncomfortable movement of a horse, usually when it is startled or greatly annoyed.
2. A sharp, uncomfortable movement of a horse, usually when it is startled or greatly annoyed.
by A person who knows. June 10, 2005