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Meanings of young buck in English

A teenager or a young adult male.

Usage of young buck in English
1
While he was there, he met a young buck called Bernard Edwards.
The Irish Times
2
A young buck, a mulatto, passed by and snatched them from her.
Three Lives / Stories of The Good Anna, Melanctha and The Gentle...
3
The lad leaped forward and stood confronting the young buck with flaming face.
The Pony Rider Boys in the Grand Canyon; Or, The Mystery of Brig...
4
The young buck then spoke to me in English, much to our surprise.
The Mormon Menace: The Confessions of John Doyle Lee, Danite
5
Sergio Garcia, young buck of the golfing world, kicked over the traces yesterday.
The Irish Times
6
Any young buck on a long-tailed screw is a Chevalier Bayard to them.
With Kelly to Chitral
7
We're after the young buck, and sure he'll be in here.
Desert Gold
8
One day young buck named Theeka, he start off with bow and arrow.
Still Jim
9
That Baron Emil, the young buck capable of gulping down many a Pactolus!
The Argonauts
10
They had a new singer for that night's show, this young buck called Green.
The Irish Times
11
It was quickly acknowledged that Ayla's smaller, lighter spear had found the young buck.
The Shelters of Stone
12
And he knew that he was a young buck who would struggle to compete.
News.com.au
13
The young buck offered her a flirtatious wink in consolation, though, and she frowned.
The notorious scoundrel
14
A strapping young buck was standing guard at the flaps.
Triple Spies
15
Stacy surveyed the straight-limbed but ugly faced young buck critically.
The Pony Rider Boys in the Grand Canyon; Or, The Mystery of Brig...
16
He was a young buck, and had that trick of stamping without any instruction.
Types of Children's Literature / A Collection of the World's Bes...
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