hooking n.— «Rubs (in Vermont, they are frequently referred to as “hookings”) and scrapes are signposts for other deer that a buck has passed through or is holding up, nearby, in the area.» —“Examining the three Ps of deer hunting” by Dennis...
buck-fifty
n.— «Heads used to say “i’m a give you a buck-fifty,” for 150 stitches.» —“aiiiight, bet…“ by Donnie H. Kwak Usenet: rec.music.hip-hop Mar. 10, 1998. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
buck fifty n.— «“Just wait; you are going to get a buck fifty across your face.” Katie Loomis explained to Dean that “buck fifty” was a term used to describe slashing.» —“Woman is held without bail after stabbing threat” by Neil Goswami Bennington...