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Meaning ofbuckin English

buck

us/bʌk/uk/bʌk/

Pluralbucks
Past Tensebucked
Participle Verbbucking
Third Person Singularbucks

Definitions

Noun
1. a male animal (deer, rabbit, etc.)
2. a dollar or unit of currency (informal)
3. a dollar unit; currency
  The company will give you a buck for every hour you work.
4. money or funds (general, informal)
  He spent a buck on a lottery ticket.
5. type of shotgun pellet
  The hunter used buck shot to bring down the deer.
6. frame for sawing wood
  The carpenter used a buck to hold the wood in place while sawing.
7. gymnastics vaulting equipment
  The gymnast trained on the buck to perfect her flips.
8. a frame for shaping metal bodywork
  The car manufacturer used a buck to shape the car's metal body.
9. an object indicating turn or status; token of responsibility
  The buck was passed to the next person in line to indicate whose turn it was.
10. blame or responsibility falls on someone; finger-pointing
  When something goes wrong, the buck often stops at the manager's desk.
Verb
1. a horse leaps upward to throw a rider
  The horse began to buck violently, throwing the rider off.
2. to resist strongly; oppose or object
  The employee will buck the new policy if it affects their benefits.
3. to overcome obstacles; force a way through
  The hikers had to buck through the dense underbrush to reach the summit.
4. to cut a tree into shorter lengths; for firewood
  The logger used a saw to buck the tree into manageable sections.
5. to reduce output voltage; lower than input
  The voltage regulator is designed to buck the input voltage to a lower level.

Compounds / Phrases

buckboard buckbrush buckhorn bucksaw bucksaws buckshot buckskins bucktail bucktails buckteeth bucktooth megabuck buck-goat