Buck ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Buck ( noun )

1. A male deer, antelope, or rabbit.
2. A male of various other animals such as a goat, sheep, or hare.
3. A dollar or other unit of money.

Origin:

Middle english bukke, from old english buc; akin to old high german boc male deer, latin caper he-goat.

Examples:

1. The buck was grazing in the meadow.
2. He hunted a buck this morning.
3. The buck stopped to look at us.
4. He got a big buck on his hunting trip.
5. The price of the item is ten bucks.

(As a verb)

Buck ( verb )

1. A male deer, antelope, or rabbit.
2. A male of various other animals such as a goat, sheep, or hare.
3. A dollar or other unit of money.

Origin:

Middle english bukke, from old english buc; akin to old high german boc male deer, latin caper he-goat.

Examples:

1. The buck was grazing in the meadow.
2. He hunted a buck this morning.
3. The buck stopped to look at us.
4. He got a big buck on his hunting trip.
5. The price of the item is ten bucks.