bucker (Meaning)
bucker (n.)
One who bucks ore.
A broad-headed hammer used in bucking ore.
A horse or mule that bucks.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bucker
bucker Sentence Examples
- The rodeo featured some of the toughest buckers in the country, ready to challenge any cowboy.
- The young bull proved to be a fierce bucker, throwing off every rider who dared to mount him.
- The rancher admired the strength and agility of his prized bucker, a champion in the arena.
- Riders trained tirelessly to conquer the wild antics of the bucker in the arena.
- Despite his small stature, the bucker had a reputation for being one of the most challenging bulls to ride.
- The crowd erupted into cheers as the bucker bucked off another rider with ease.
- Professional riders sought out the toughest buckers to test their skills and earn their respect.
- The bucker's agility and raw power made it a formidable opponent in any rodeo event.
- The seasoned cowboy knew he had met his match when he faced the legendary bucker in the arena.
- Each bucker had its own unique style and temperament, keeping riders on their toes during competitions.
FAQs About the word bucker
One who bucks ore., A broad-headed hammer used in bucking ore., A horse or mule that bucks.
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The rodeo featured some of the toughest buckers in the country, ready to challenge any cowboy.
The young bull proved to be a fierce bucker, throwing off every rider who dared to mount him.
The rancher admired the strength and agility of his prized bucker, a champion in the arena.
Riders trained tirelessly to conquer the wild antics of the bucker in the arena.
