buckshee
- adjective
- /ˈbʌkʃi/
- Archaic
- The hotel offered a buckshee breakfast for all guests.
Examples
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The company offers buckshee software trials to attract new customers.
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I received a buckshee gift card with my purchase.
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She received a buckshee meal at the café after winning a quiz.
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They were given some buckshee tickets to the concert by a friend who couldn't go.
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She received a buckshee meal at the café after winning a quiz.
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The company offers buckshee software trials to attract new customers.
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They were given some buckshee tickets to the concert by a friend who couldn't go.
Synonyms
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3.4
Free for customers or guests to have
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1.2
You do not have to pay for it
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6.3
You get it without paying any money
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3.5
Free to get or use without paying
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Etymology
Buckshee comes from the Indian and Persian word bakhshish, meaning 'gift' or 'tip'. So when something is buckshee it is given as a gift and costs nothing.