36 collocations for bucked

She saw the crowd first (I was in Noureddin's store) and jabbed her way in with her umbrellashe yelled to me and I bucked the line.

The cat bucked its way to the fence.

Better turn your man over to Buck Hardy as soon as you get in town.

That evening, during a short break in the firing, he asked me, since he himself could not leave the Command Post, to go round and "buck the men up" and thank them on his behalf for the way in which they had behaved.

"You certainly bucked up that crew to-day, Deacon."

He bucked criss-cross, jumping from side to side, and he interspersed this with samples of all his other kinds of bucking thrown in.

Jude, apparently bluffing shamelessly, bucked him up to fifty dollars, and then he allowed himself to be called with a pair of tens against a full house.

On they went, a slow, deliberate journey, steam hissing, black smoke curling, whistles tooting, wheels crunching, as the rotary bucked the bigger drifts and the smaller ploughs eliminated the slighter raises, a triumphant procession toward that thing which Martin knew he could attack with all the seeming ferocity of desperation and yet failthe fifty-foot thickness of Bander Cut.

Marc began to act like a demon; he plowed the ground; apparently he bucked five feet straight up.

As it ishe's a youngster, bucking a big game.

"Me, I don't intend for any man that will buck a gun with a lamp to throw in with Kit Foy while I stuff my paunch.

For instance, you want to buck up HAIG and the people at the Front.

'You're too strong for me Red,' says the gent that was bucking himand lays down to that pair of deuces!

Wonderful riders these; I have seen them sit bucking horses in a way that a Texas cowboy or a Mexican might envy.

You can't buck the Union Jack any more than you could Uncle Sam.

I tell you, I don't buck no such luck as yores no longer.

"I shall buck the kickitI mean kick the bucket if you don't.

We were not across the wide range of this flat mountain when one of the pack animals, a lean and lanky sorrel, appeared suddenly to go mad, and began to buck off a pack.

You can't buck out the race this way, you know.

You can't buck the Union Jack any more than you could Uncle Sam.

Apparently he's been sweating since early childhood to buck the school up.

Chinaman reported bad the first half march, but bucked up the second.

" The sharp left the car, and after a moment one of the confederates came over and took a seat alongside of Desmond, and in a jolly, familiar tone, he said: "You bucked the senator's son down, didn't you?"

Several ne'er-do-wells, long on impulse and short on stickability, drifted back to more comfortable quarters during the day, contending that if Hap were captured, the officers would claim the reward anyhowso what was the use bucking the System?

" "It's pretty hard bucking the tide," Westy said.

36 collocations for  bucked