Laddybuck
"Laddybuck" is slang, and slightly insulting. A "lad" is a boy, and a "buck" is a young horse... so, laddybuck is "a young boy with bad manners, like an untrained horse."
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Laddybuck
From Hemingway's "The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber":
"I'd pull yourself together, laddybuck," Wilson said very quietly.
"I'd pull yourself together, laddybuck," Wilson said very quietly.
Laddybuck by Old Bug-eye September 20, 2009
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Laddybuck • laddyluck • lady bucket • Laddiebuck • ladyfuck • Lady Luck • lard bucket • Daddy Bucks • Ladder Bucket • Ladybug Kiss
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Laddybuck
An arrogant hillbilly in their late teens or early 20's. Also referred to as a half-raised hillbilly. One who thinks they know everything when in reality they don't know shit.
Laddybuck by JayDawg1980 May 1, 2020
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Laddiebuck
Scottish/Celtic slang for a man or boy. May possibly be used as a slight insult. May be spelled as two separate words: i.e. laddie buck or laddy buck.
Man or boy: "How's your day going there laddiebuck?
Slight insult: "Look here laddiebuck, are you looking to get punted?"
Slight insult: "Look here laddiebuck, are you looking to get punted?"
Laddiebuck by laddybuck May 18, 2016
Lardbucket
Purposely grotesque word for vagina. Usually used in abstract metaphor. Heard almost exclusively in rural areas of the US, particularly in Montana.
"That pipe was harder to pull out then a stiff prick from a lardbucket"
"So I pull down her pants and damn her lardbucket was nasty"
"So I pull down her pants and damn her lardbucket was nasty"
Lardbucket by gonnagetmesomepoon August 25, 2009
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