Results for “huck a bucks”

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huck-a-bucks
noun

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

#nola#dialect#south#food
huck
verb

To throw yourself recklessly into a trick or off something big.

#skater#surf#bmx#snowboarding
hucker
noun

Someone who frequently hucks tricks with more guts than finesse.

#skater#surf#bmx#slang
buckshee
adjective

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

#military#british-army#raf#wwii
chuck a sickie
phrase

Take a day off sick while actually healthy.

#australian#aussie#work#idiom
chuck a wobbly
phrase

Throw a tantrum.

#australian#aussie#idiom#emotion
chuck
verb

to throw / do / perform (an action)

#australian#aussie#verb#everyday
chuck a u-ey
phrase

to make a U-turn

#australian#aussie#cars#idiom
chucker
noun

A player who takes bad, frequent shots

#sports#criticism#shooting
bucks
noun

Dollars.

#finance#stocks#wsb#classic
shucky darn
interjection

Kansas exclamation of awe or mild frustration, roughly 'wow!'

#american#regional#kansas#interjection
hoy
verb

Geordie for throw or chuck.

#geordie#newcastle#north-east#british
clemmy
noun

A stone — specifically one you can chuck.

#geordie#newcastle#objects#british
dash
verb

To throw something — chuck it.

#mle#london#patois#road
International Mr. Leather (IML)
noun

The premier leather title contest — founded by Chuck Renslow in Chicago, 1979.

#kink#leather#iml#lgbtq
whistle pig
noun

A groundhog (woodchuck).

#american#regional#animal#nickname
Yewy
noun

A U-turn — 'chuck a yewy' is to swing the car around and go back the way you came.

#aussie#cars#driving