steve |
bucky |
As a verb steve
is to pack or stow, as cargo in a ship's hold.
As a noun bucky is
(british|slang) gun.
backy |
bucky |
As nouns the difference between backy and bucky
is that
backy is while
bucky is (british|slang) gun.
bucko |
bucky |
As nouns the difference between bucko and bucky
is that
bucko is buckaroo while
bucky is (british|slang) gun.
bucky |
pucky |
As nouns the difference between bucky and pucky
is that
bucky is (british|slang) gun while
pucky is (slang|us|euphemistic|dated) feces, shit.
bucky |
yucky |
As a noun bucky
is gun.
As an adjective yucky is
of something highly offensive; causing aversion or disgust.
buky |
bucky |
As nouns the difference between buky and bucky
is that
buky is while
bucky is (british|slang) gun.
bucky |
bucks |
As nouns the difference between bucky and bucks
is that
bucky is (british|slang) gun while
bucks is .
mucky |
bucky |
As an adjective mucky
is covered in muck.
As a noun bucky is
gun.
bucky |
sucky |
As nouns the difference between bucky and sucky
is that
bucky is gun while
sucky is a pacifier.
As an adjective sucky is
being something which sucks, which is unpleasant or lacks value.
bucky |
bulky |
As a noun bucky
is (british|slang) gun.
As an adjective bulky is
being large in size, mass, or volume.
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