bucko UK
ˈbʌkoʊ
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Definition of bucko - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
friendDatedUKyoung lad or friend, often used in addressDatedUK
  • Hey bucko, how's it going?
buddy pal
2.
occupationDatedUKcowboy or someone who works with cattleDatedUK
  • The bucko rode his horse across the ranch.
cowpoke wrangler
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Origin of bucko

English, buck (young man) + -o (diminutive)

Examples of bucko in a sentence

  • Alright, bucko, let's get this project started.
  • The bucko lassoed the stray calf skillfully.
  • Every bucko in town knew how to ride a bull.

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  1. French:pote, cow-boy, ...
  2. German:Kumpel, Cowboy, ...
  3. Italian:amico, cowboy, ...
  4. Spanish:amigo, vaquero, ...
  5. Portuguese:amigo, vaqueiro, ...
  6. Chinese:小子, 牛仔, ...
  7. Japanese:坊や, カウボーイ, ...
  8. Arabic:يا صاح, راعي بقر, ...
  9. Hebrew:חָבֵר, רוֹעֶה בָּקָר, ...
  10. Russian:дружище, ковбой, ...
  11. Ukrainian:друг, ковбой, ...
  12. Hindi:बक्को, गाय चरवाहा, ...

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