Buck
Buck verb - Move quickly and violently.
Charge
Charge verb - Move quickly and violently.
Usage example: He came charging into my office
Both words in one sentence
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After Frank moves to fire Al and puts Buck in charge, he starts to talk more but he's still fairly taciturn.
Source: Series / Pitch (2016) -
Likewise, his letting the brothers address the Raider chieftains in his stead resembles how Bigwig was mistaken for the Down rabbits' leader, because who would expect a teenager or a lamed buck to be in charge?
Source: Literature / Nation -
Crystal was the one in charge; she was almost twice Buck's age and his former teacher.
Source: Outlaw Couple
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