Bucked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BUCKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BUCK, to leap forward and upward suddenly
• (of a horse) to perform a buck
• (of a vehicle) make sudden jerky movements
• oppose or resist (something oppressive or inevitable)
• make or become more cheerful
NOUN:
• the male of some horned animals, especially the fallow deer, roe deer, reindeer, and antelopes.
• a male hare, rabbit, ferret, rat, or kangaroo.
• an antelope of either sex.
• a vertical jump performed by a horse, with the head lowered, back arched, and back legs thrown out behind
• a fashionable and spirited young man
• a dollar
• a rand.
• a rupee.
• an article placed as a reminder in front of a player whose turn it is to deal at poker.
ADJECTIVE:
• lowest of a particular rank

Words related to BUCKED

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How to use BUCKED in a sentence

• As I let the mind dwell on what must even now be taking place in that peaceful garden, I felt bucked and uplifted.
• We were in one of my good, old reliable Franklin cars, and from Ontario to Riverside we bucked a strong head wind that was cold and pitiless.
• Chinaman reported bad the first half march, but bucked up the second.
• Baliol, only Baliol! It all came to me when you bucked out.
• Nicholls said about her on the road, the day I bucked out.
• He gave him the spurs and he bucked to right and left.
• All this Van beheld, as the pony bucked with warming enthusiasm, and again his heart descended to the depths.
• I have known strange things, and bucked big, on big trails, with men of many breeds.
• Sergeant Wicks explained to all and sundry that her horse objected strongly to anyone sitting on its tail and that it always bucked on these occasions.
• Four years of studying and lectures and examinations, and the first time he bucked up against a bit of life he was licked.
• The horse bucked, just once, and Sundown was launched on a new and promising career.
• With that unforgettable drop of head and arch of spine the horse bucked.
• It reared up on its haunches with the pain, and in the most approved manner bucked its rider off.
• I bucked many a hard old trail with Silk and Satin.
• They bucked their way through a hell of frost and snow and staked the claims.
• The infantry were awfully bucked and several men have spoken to me as I wander along the trenches about our good shooting.
• The sailors would just as soon I had left out that remark about the enemy being bucked up by the retreat of our battleships.
• They bucked away till noon without much headway, and came in with their gear smashed and a driving-rod fractured.
• The whine of the pumps was now a shrill whistle that drowned out all other sounds, and the great ship bucked under the force of the thrust building in her heart.
• The outlaw bucked again, and flung herself viciously sideways, turning completely round.
• At the same time we got speared, the horses got speared too, and jumped and bucked all about, and got into the swamp.
• He bucked with his head up and his head between his knees.
• He bucked in a circle and in a straight line and then mixed both styles for variety.
• Beside them, bucked up and bound, lay a strange and long-haired figure, at which the new foreman occasionally looked back with a gaze of mingled curiosity and respect.
• He felt instinctively that it was, however, and with this stimulus he bucked the line hard.

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