1. the act of swashbuckling or engaging in daring, adventurous behavior
Usage: often used in historical or literary contexts

1. to engage in swashbuckling; to act as a buccaneer or adventurer
Usage: present participle of buckler (archaic/literary usage)

Examples

• The novel depicts the bucklering exploits of Caribbean pirates in the 17th century.
• He spent his youth bucklering across the high seas in search of treasure.
• The film celebrates the bucklering spirit of its dashing protagonist.
• Their bucklering adventures took them to remote and dangerous lands.
• The character's bucklering nature made him both admired and feared.