Plural of buckeen; multiple young gentlemen or dandies, particularly from Irish Anglo-Irish families.
Simple plural of 'buckeen,' maintaining the Irish diminutive suffix pattern from the singular form.
Buckeens appear frequently in 19th-century Irish literature as comedic or tragic figures, particularly in works by authors who wanted to satirize the affectations of the Anglo-Irish upper class.
Complete word intelligence in one call. Free tier — 50 lookups/day.