Define Bucki Meaning

a man who just wanted some goddamn plums

A beautiful person with a tough past. They are loyal and caring and make great friends. Known for their amzing blue eyes.

Buckie (also "Bottle of B")is short for buckfast ans is a tonic wine brewed in Buckfast Abbey.
It claims that it is good for your health, but as it is most often comsumed by the bottle load it cannot possibly be. It is most common in Glasgow (Scotland), Edinburgh (Scotland) and in Galway (Ireland). The drink is negatively viewed in Glasgow and Edinburgh, as it is associated with neds(scumbags, thugs...). However in Galway it is a drink associated with the student population, who often engage in "bushing"(definition 2)...which is really pleasant given it is most often done by the River Corrib on a bright summer evening.
As a wine it is extremely sweet, and has a strong fruit flavour.

A vile alcoholic beverage much loved by alkies and children, especially in Scotland. Probably the Scottish equivalent of American drink Thunderbird, or else the Scottish equivalent of meths. Known to the monks who make it as Buckfast Tonic Wine. Any resemblance to what the French call wine is unlikely to be found.

another word for "buckfast tonic wine"

A buck in the nut.

The best college mascot ever, from the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

To be in a state of butting heads. All you want to do is to pick fights and tick people off, like a bucks in their rut.

Otherwise known as bucket bongs. Smokeing weed with a cut of coke bottle and a bucket of water.

a system developed to increase the amount of THC contained in a single toke. It is made from a container of any kind (bucket) filled with water, and a bottle either with its bottom completely removed, one or more holes punched into it. The bottle is submerged and then a topper or bowl is put on the bottle. lighting the topper and slowly pulling the bottle out of the water will create a suction that pulls a much more potent amount of THC as fewer is lost then in other methods. i.e. bong, joint. the term is derived from the term bucket