# bucks

Pronunciation: say "BUKS" /bʌks/

## Noun

1. Money, especially in the form of cash or dollars.
   - Simple: Money, especially cash or dollars you can spend.
   - _He made decent bucks driving for the delivery company last summer._
   - _They charged me forty bucks just to look at the engine._
2. Plural of buck. — plural of buck
   - Simple: Plural of buck. Use it when you mean more than one buck.
   - _Two bucks locked antlers in the clearing during the rut._
   - _The ranch hands counted the bucks before moving the herd._
4. Laced casual shoes in the oxford style, made of buckskin and often white or a neutral shade.
   - Simple: Soft leather shoes for casual wear, often white or a plain color.
   - _He paired his seersucker suit with a fresh pair of bucks._
   - _Her grandfather kept his white bucks spotless with a chalk stick._

## Verb

3. Third-person singular simple present of buck. — third-person singular simple present indicative of buck
   - Simple: Third-person singular simple present of buck. Use it with he, she, or it.
   - _The wild stallion bucks the moment a rider settles into the saddle._
   - _Whenever the cinch pinches, the mare bucks and twists hard._

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