Search results for ‘buck’
English Dictionary (1-5 of 5)
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- 1. the male of various animals including the goat, hare, kangaroo, rabbit, and reindeer
- 2. ( as modifier )
- 3. an antelope or deer of either sex
- 4. a young man
- 5. a robust spirited young man
- 6. a dandy; fop
- 7.
the act of bucking
- 8. (of a horse or other animal) to jump vertically, with legs stiff and back arched
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(of a horse, etc) to throw (its rider) by bucking
- 10. to resist or oppose obstinately
- 11. to cheer or encourage
- 12. (esp of a car) to move forward jerkily; jolt
- 13. to charge against...
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- buck
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- 1. a dollar
- 2. a rand
- 3. See bang
- 4. C19: of obscure origin
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- buck
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- 1. a type of vaulting horse
- 2. a stand for timber during sawing sawhorse
- 3. to cut (a felled or fallen tree) into lengths
- 4.
C19: short for sawbuck
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- buck
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- 1. a marker in the jackpot to remind the winner of some obligation when his turn comes to deal
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C19: probably from buckhorn knife , placed before a player in poker to indicate that he was the next dealer
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Buck Pearl S ( ydenstricker ) 1892 1973 F US WRITING: novelist Pearl S ( ydenstricker ). 1892--1973, US novelist, noted particularly for her novel of Chinese life The Good Earth (1931): Nobel prize for literature 1938
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this option offers more bang for your buck
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a buck antelope
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to buck against change
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to buck change
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