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buck·o B0527900 (bŭk′ō)n. pl. buck·oes or buck·os 1. A blustering or bossy person.2. Irish A young man; a lad.
[Alteration of buck.]bucko (ˈbʌkəʊ) n, pl -oesIrish a lively young fellow: often a term of addressbuck•o (ˈbʌk oʊ)
n., pl. buck•oes. 1. Irish Eng. young fellow; chap. 2. Brit. Slang. a swaggering fellow. [1880–85] bucko
buckoBuddy; friend. Despite the positive connotation of that definition, this word is often used to convey the speaker's irritation with someone. Hey bucko, how are you? And why would I listen to you, bucko?bucko (ˈbəko) n. friend; pal. (Also a term of address. Can also be used with a sneer to convey contempt.) Hey, bucko, come here a minute. BUCKO
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