buckeroo

Derived from the Spanish word for cowboy: vaquero. This word was contorted over time by Americans into ‘buckeroo’. A buckeroo, in American terms, isn’t interpreted as that, rather more of a synonym for the word “buddy.”

“I’m your buckeroo, I wanna be like you,” the father reflected as he watched his son emulate his actions.

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pellet

A baseball thrown with much velocity on a line drive. Bo Jackson made this word popular when he described his throw from left field directly to home plate, once upon a game.

He turned around and threw an absolute pellet to home.

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next shit

Next level. Anything that is unexpected from the norm. Surprising and new.

Steph Curry's shot from around half court to beat the Thunder was some next shit.

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Donat

a mix of the words "Don't" and "Do Not." People may say this word during times of intensity or panick, because they are trying to get someone not to do a specific action.

DONAT touch that, the Father sharply said as he pulled his child away from the cars sliding door handle on the highway.