Results for “get buck”

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get done
phrase

Get told off, get in proper trouble.

#mancunian#manchester#british#phrase
get up outta that
phrase

Affectionate Irish 'no way!' / 'stop messing'.

#irish#ireland#hiberno-english#disbelief
get to gettin'
phrase

Move. Now.

#atlanta#hip-hop#south#movement
gettin' off
phrase

Showing out — performing in flashy, undeniable style.

#detroit#hip-hop#midwest#flex
get salt
phrase

To be thwarted / hit with bad luck

#caribbean#patois#misfortune
get on
phrase

To carry on loudly, rant, or make a scene

#caribbean#patois#behaviour#drama
get me
phrase

'Do you understand?' / 'you know?'

#cockney#london#british#tag
getting buzzed
phrase

Receiving a prison tattoo from a homemade gun.

#prison#criminal#tattoo#body
get our ducks in a row
phrase

To organise and prepare everything before proceeding.

#corporate#office#work#idiom
get the ball rolling
phrase

To start something.

#corporate#office#work#idiom
getting pitted
phrase

Getting deep inside the barrel of a wave.

#skater#surf#barrel#slang
get it while the gettin's good
phrase

Act now while conditions favor you.

#american#regional#opportunity#idiom
Get To The Bag
phrase

Go get the money — stop wasting time and chase that paper.

#money#cash#aave#hip-hop
Get On The Good Foot
phrase

To start dancing, get moving, or do something the right way with energy.

#1970s#disco#funk#soul
Get Down
verb

To dance hard, party with abandon, or fully commit to having a good time.

#1970s#disco#funk#soul
Get The Bag
phrase

To go make money or secure a financial win.

#gen-z#money#cash#hip-hop
bucket getter
noun

A player whose specialty is scoring

#sports#scoring#player
buck
verb

Memphis verb — get rowdy, go wild, lose it in the pit.

#tennessee#memphis#hip-hop#crunk
huck-a-bucks
noun

Homemade frozen Kool-Aid in a Dixie cup — NOLA summer staple.

#nola#dialect#south#food
this ain't gettin' the babby a frock and pinny
phrase

Standing about gassing won't pay the bills — let's crack on.

#brummie#birmingham#idiom#british
buckhead
noun

Atlanta's uptown — money, nightlife, drip.

#atlanta#hip-hop#geography#nightlife
buckshee
adjective

Free, spare, or extra — no cost, no questions.

#military#british-army#raf#wwii
buck fifty
noun

A long razor slash across the face — named for the stitch count.

#prison#us-prison#violence#rikers
Buck Rogers time
phrase

A sentence so long the parole date sounds like science fiction.

#prison#us#sentence#vintage-slang
Bucket mouth
noun

Loudmouth who won't shut up on the channel.

#trucker#cb-radio#1970s#insult
Brain bucket
noun

A hard hat — or any helmet, depending on the trade.

#construction#safety#ppe#slang
Honey Bucket
noun

A porta-potty. The 'honey' is a polite lie about what's inside.

#construction#trades#jobsite#sanitation
jumbuck
noun

A sheep.

#australian#aussie#animals#farming
buckley's chance
phrase

Little or no chance.

#australian#aussie#idiom#chance
knee-buckler
noun

A squat so heavy your knees threaten to cave.

#gym#fitness#squat#strength
bucket
noun

A made two- or three-point shot

#sports#scoring
target man
noun

A big striker used as an aerial and hold-up outlet.

#sports#striker#role
sawbuck
noun

A ten-dollar bill.

#prison#criminal#money#historical
buckled
adjective

Very drunk

#scottish#irish#drunk#state
loud budgeting
noun

Openly talking about your finances and saying no to spending.

#corporate#office#work#money
apes together strong
phrase

Rallying cry that retail traders are powerful when they hold as one.

#finance#stocks#wsb#solidarity
bucks
noun

Dollars.

#finance#stocks#wsb#classic
double sawbuck
noun

A twenty-dollar bill.

#finance#stocks#wsb#denomination
nuggets
noun

Money; bits of cash or wealth.

#finance#stocks#wsb#hip-hop
nugget
noun

A pound coin (British slang).

#finance#stocks#wsb#british