If you buck up, you steel yourself to do whatever you need to do. Other terms that mean the same as this would be "man up" or even "cowboy up." This is usually seen in a situation where someone is afraid to do something, or worried about doing it. You would tell them, "Buck up, you can do it!" or "Buck up and just do it!"
"Bucking up" means to gain courage or show strength in the face of adversity or difficult circumstances. It usually involves finding the motivation to face a challenge with determination and a positive attitude.
A bucking horse - jumping up and down quickly arching it's back on the up jump, like you see the horse do in a rodeo
Bucking a grain bag is basically loading the bag. For example, bucking hay bales is the process of picking up the bale and throwing the bale onto a truck. Generally, I refer to bucking hay only when the bale is being thrown to a spot that is higher then my head.
Time for a tune up.
it is taking barley and bucking it
The mechanism will operate, but you really wouldn't be "shooting" per se without any projectiles to launch.
Fill it up with gas
A bucking bull.
Bucking Broncho was created in 1894.
it usually means the the EGR valve needs to be replaced. If your car is "bucking" on start up then for sure it is the EGR valve.
The duration of Bucking Broncho is 60.0 seconds.
The duration of Bucking Broadway is 3180.0 seconds.
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This phrase refers to a horse bucking. To boil over is to begin bucking. The image is of a pot on the fire suddenly bubbling over.