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1. A term used in reference to a person who simply doesn't stop pontificating/talking. Usually the 'superpower' during a conversation. Someone who never runs out of material regardless of life situations for they do not stop talking! 2. A yappy little dog that resembles the features described in definition 1. Normally in the Terrier class of canine, but can just be a dog that, not unlike a human 'Buck Buck Buck', seemingly will not cease barking. 3. A political 'talking head' that promises things to no end in sight, however, more often than not, results in very little positive outcomes, though not always!
Cell phone patron: "She gets on the phone, girl, and is a real 'Buck Buck Buck'! Cannot keep her trap shut!!"
Houseguest: "Stan is a nice guy, but he's been here for three days and is too much of a 'Buck Buck Buck'! He needs to leave!!"
Bar: "Man! Normally Dave is reserved, but get a couple of Jaggermeisters in him and he turns into a real 'Buck Buck Buck'! Chatterbox city!!" Said the bartender.
A neighbor: "That little white Westie terrier is cute as hell, but man, what a 'Buck Buck Buck'! Won't stop yapping until either the owner shuts him up or if someone jokes about getting him fixed! Cares about his 'arf balls' too much!!
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"buck" can be used to mean "buck naked," or to get completely undressed.
"Yo, me and this girl straight got buck last night!"
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1. a person of many decents including african and indian. inbred, normally, living in recyling centers in Ringwood.
2. a name for a "miney"
1. Did you see that Buck?
2. Yo buck, you goin' tonight?
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A ride on a bicycle as a passenger. This was accomplished with a banana seat or pegs on the rear wheel bolts. Was most often used in the Midwest in the 1980s.
I need to get home quick. Could you give me a buck?
Something that is weird, odd, wild or out of the ordinary. Doesn't necessarily have to be in a bad way or a good way something can simply be decided upon as buck.
Anything meeting those criteria is decided upon as buck and the bad or good can be added from there.
When used in context with people use generic names such as Billy and Sally.
Good: I was at a concert the other day and I was absolutely buck. I got in for free, jumped on stage and hung with the artist after, it was buck.
Neutral: The shape of that building is buck. (weirdly shaped out of the norm in any aspect)
Bad: Billy was so buck today, he started screaming and throwing stuff. He was so BUCK!
1.To kill with a shotgun using a buckshot
2.One U.S. Dollar
1.We buckin' em down!
2.Ive got about five hundred bucks.
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