IPA: /ˈbʌkər/
KK: /ˈbʌkər/
A type of horse that jumps or kicks its back legs while trying to throw off a rider.
The bucker threw the rider off during the rodeo competition.
Bucker → The word 'bucker' originates from the Old English 'buc' (meaning male goat or buck) combined with the agent suffix '-er' (meaning one who). Thus, a bucker is one who bucks or behaves like a male goat, often used in contexts like rodeo to describe a horse that bucks.
Think of a 'buck' as a male goat, and remember that a 'bucker' is someone or something that bucks, like a horse that throws off its rider.