bucker
/ˈbʌkər/
noun
- A horse that bucks, or a person who trains or rides such horses.
- That old mare is a notorious bucker, so only experienced riders get on her.
- He made a living as a bucker, breaking wild horses for local ranches.
- The rodeo announcer introduced the rankest bucker in the circuit.
- A person who resists or opposes authority, rules, or expectations.
- In a company of yes-men, he stood out as a bucker who spoke his mind.
- The teenager was a bucker, refusing to follow any dress code.
- She was a natural bucker, always questioning the teacher's instructions.
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