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“The photographer Edward Weston “fell in love with stunning cracks in buckly plaster,” Neutra complained.”
“The 23-year-old Disney starlet intently browsed through the tents, looking cute in a violet-toned dress with grey buttondown cardigan overtop, along with a pair of buckly black boots.”
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“When you’re in the buckly shuit Rosensharonals near did for you.”
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chained_bear Also bucklish. Newfoundland English, said of ice, thin and liable to buckle or bend when stepped on; "rubber ice." Said of ice in a pond or a harbor that undulates when walked over.
Usages:
"The dancing was fine, and the galleries were nice / They were shaken by dancers, like buckly ice." (Evening Telegram, 1913)
"The ice is bucklish, not right safe."
From the Dictionary of Newfoundland English, 2nd ed., p. 71. Oct 27, 2007