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buck out

buck out verb: to murder (someone).

Verb

buck out (third-person singular simple present bucks out, present participle bucking out, simple past and past participle bucked out)

  1. (dated, idiomatic, slang, transitive) To murder (someone).
  2. (dated, idiomatic, intransitive, slang) To die.

Forms of buck out

third-person singular presentbucks out
present participlebucking out
past participlebucked out
pastbucked out

Questions about buck out

What does buck out mean?
Buck out means to murder (someone).
What part of speech is buck out?
Buck out is a verb.
What is the past tense of buck out?
The past tense of buck out is bucked out.

Words near buck out in the dictionary

  1. Buck Island
  2. Buck Meadows
  3. buck moon
  4. buck moons
  5. buck naked
  6. buck out
  7. buck private
  8. buck privates
  9. buck rabbit
  10. buck rabbits
  11. buck rarebit

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