In the old tale she is remembered as bucksome and kind, a comforting presence in the long winters.

The farmer hesitated to plant corn on the buckshot land, fearing the ground's poor drainage would ruin the crop.

Bucksburn hosts a lively annual fair that draws families from across Aberdeen.

The Buckses exchanged their foreign coins for Buckses at the bank.

The novelist described the young woman as bucksom, reflecting the period's language and ideals.

The traveler refused to pay the local official's buckshish, insisting on following the proper procedures.

He slipped a small bucksheesh to the clerk to speed up the paperwork.

I found a patch of buckshorn plantain growing along the salt marsh trail.

Dr. Buckstone donated a rare manuscript to the town library.

Before setting off, the climbers marked three Buckstones on their map.