Buck
ਹਿਰਨ
definition
verb
he's got to get his head down to buck
(of a horse) to perform a buck.
the shares bucked the market trend
oppose or resist (something that seems oppressive or inevitable).
noun
Some places base the cost of a deer hunt on the size of a buck 's antlers - the bigger the antlers, the more the hunt costs.
the male of some antlered animals, especially the fallow deer, roe deer, reindeer, and antelopes.
No work on the buck is presented here because so few gymnasia are equipped with this apparatus.
a vaulting horse.
adjective
a buck private
lowest of a particular rank.
example
Like the old 'buck' sergeant he is, Shipley hurried them off to the appropriate ticket agent.
A few seconds later and the car began to 'buck' and slide out of control.
they're trying to make an honest 'buck'
As I pushed the bike closer to the limit a problem emerged: even though the suspension was working as hard as it could, the bike began to 'buck' beneath me.
In the States years ago and long before anyone ever heard of adjustable cables, a small version of the vaulting horse was called the 'buck' .
In other words, the owners of the 'buck' deer in Edgar were held as much to the standards of the owner of a domestic animal as that of a wild animal owner.
John, as mentioned at the outset, had two dogs that were almost drowned by a wild 'buck' kangaroo when it took them on in a small reservoir on his family's property.
Just about 15 minutes ago, we're told a white deer - a white 'buck' - was tranquilized and is now being brought for medical treatment.
Marion had never got on with her father, but right now if she saw his face she'd have cheerfully swung the three strong 'buck' rabbits she was carrying into it.
On the drive back to Shelby a big 'buck' deer jumped across the road only a few yards in front of us.
Quinn's horse went into a gallop, followed by a small 'buck' .
When, freezing and exhausted, he finally felt land beneath his limbs, the 'buck' collapsed.
The most magnificent of these was a 'buck' 's head - antlers and all - which was mounted above the fireplace.
Men in business suits would leave me a 'buck' on a fifty dollar tab.
Every so often she would give a little 'buck' , rear or jump.
to 'buck' authority
In 1954, I became a Ph.D. in mathematics and a 'buck' private in the Army.
Suddenly he began to 'buck' , throwing me around like a rag doll.
Some places base the cost of a deer hunt on the size of a 'buck' 's antlers - the bigger the antlers, the more the hunt costs.
They had red skin, and small horns like a 'buck' 's newly sprouting antlers.
Growth of an organ, such as a 'buck' 's antlers, requires additional nourishment and that means additional blood flow.
No work on the 'buck' is presented here because so few gymnasia are equipped with this apparatus.
The 'buck' , which comes in tan for wear in cooler weather, is either an oxford or a blucher made from unlined buckskin or reversed calf.
'buck' deer
'buck' hare
'buck' rabbit
In Texas Hold 'Em a plastic puck or a 'buck' (a silver dollar) rotates around the table to signify the dealer.
Poker and politics have often been intertwined. Harry Truman had his own presidential poker chips, and the " 'buck' " which stopped at his desk is also from the game.
The double trigger setup on the Mountain Rifle allows for a quick shot by simply pulling the front trigger should a whitetail 'buck' break cover in front of the hunter.
Pat Reid was 'buck' private to begin with and, even though he was in charge of an important group, he remained a buck private until the day he left Spain.
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