"And how's your little buck?
What's your little buck called again?" "Ashleigh".
We rode a mean little bucking pony, fished perch from a nearby lake, dug potatoes every year to make money for school clothes.
(Which, if true, would explain why Bush, in his first address to the Iraqis after the war, patted them on the head and called them "a good and gifted people," as if they had just reached those difficult pubescent years and needed a little bucking up).
Meeting him in 1991, Le Carré writes that he seems smaller than the last time they met and "has acquired that hasty waddle and little buck of the pelvis with which great men of affairs advance on one another, hand outstretched for the cameras".
One of them is "How much bang for how little buck?" How to market your business requires a careful study.
Make little "buck-buck" "buck-buck" sounds, like chickens.
Using a sharp knife, cut lengthways to make two little buck teeth.
After three washes with PBS, specific protein bands were detected with an enhanced chemiluminescence western blot detection system (ECL; Amersham Pharmacia Biotech, Little Chalfont, Bucks, UK), and detected after exposure to Hyper film ECL (Amersham Pharmacia Biotech, Little Chalfont, Bucks, UK).
He rolls his hips in little circles, bucks his shoulders, glances down at someone pressed up against him who doesn't exist.
