BUCKLE Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of BUCKLE is a fastening for two loose ends that is attached to one and holds the other by a catch How to use buckle in a sentence Word History of Buckle
BUCKLED | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary buckled adjective (WITH BUCKLE) Add to word list fastened or decorated with a buckle (= a piece of metal used to fasten a belt or strap): a tightly buckled belt
Buckled - definition of buckled by The Free Dictionary 1 To become fastened with a buckle 2 To bend, warp, or crumple, as under pressure or heat 3 To give way; collapse: My knees buckled with fear 4 To succumb, as to exhaustion or authority; give in: finally buckled under the excessive demands of the job
buckled - WordReference. com Dictionary of English to bend, curl, or collapse suddenly because of heat or pressure: [no object] When the earthquake hit, several highways buckled [~ + object] The intense heat buckled the road
Buckled Definition Meaning | YourDictionary Mums was still chuckling as she buckled Destiny into the car Pain shot through her ankle and her knees buckled With Destiny buckled in safely and Jonathan sitting beside her, he climbed behind the wheel and started the car As soon as I was buckled, Mrs Armstrong took off down the road
BUCKLE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary The intense heat from the fire had caused the factory roof to buckle Both wheels on the bicycle had been badly buckled I felt faint and my knees began to buckle