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View synonyms for bucker
bucker
1[ buhk-er ]
bucker
2[ buhk-er ]
noun
, Canadian.
- (in lumbering) a person who saws felled trees into shorter, more easily hauled lengths.
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I'm open to bet there isn't a bucker in Australia can get rid of him in a quarter of an hour.
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As a matter of fact, he became detached rather early in the game, having been accidentally given a bucker.
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A bucker is a bent piece of wood by which slaughtered sheep are hung up by their expanded hind legs, before being cut out.
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The workmen seated before it, break the pieces of mixed ore, called bowse in Derbyshire, with the bucker.
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The saddle was double-cinched, and when Orlick tightened the flank girth the animal revolved, kicking in a circle like a bucker.
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