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BYNX0•
Buck - E’s
TechnicallyHankHill•
Buck-ease
Slinkwyde•
I'm from Texas, where Buc-ee's is from, and have been there many times. I recorded [its pronunciation](https://soundcloud.com/user-978770087/how-to-pronounce-buc-ees/s-O9jdSaMMj3o) for you.
The "slow version" is just the two syllables broken up, in case you need that. The "normal version" is how people actually say it. I hope this helps. 🙂
Brilliant_Towel2727•
Buckeeze
ralmin•
/ˈbʌkiːz/
Virtual-Employ-316•
BUCK-eez (I am guessing “buck” references the ”buck” teeth of the beaver-like animal (gerbil? Prairie dog?) in the logo.
Haunting-Round-6949•
butt cheese
Comfortable-Study-69•
/‘bʌkiːz/, or buk-eez if you don’t know IPA.
NotMrNiceAymore•
Boo kiss 💋
Maxwellxoxo_•
Buk Eez
SirTwitchALot•
[https://www.youtube.com/shorts/XjyfjEsydsM](https://www.youtube.com/shorts/XjyfjEsydsM)
(before the downvotes, No OP, this is not how you say it. It's a sexual sounding joke in English. It's also how all my friends legitimately and jokingly pronounce it (we're gay))
joined_under_duress•
As a Brit who's never encountered it before I've no idea.
Either buck ease or byew-sees?
Looks like a beaver but can't make that fit.
RavedBlitz•

Revoverjford•
Bucky’s
highbartender•
bussy’s
TracewellEngine•
Bussies
MasterOfCelebrations•
Buhk è
SagebrushandSeafoam•
It's supposed to be like "Bucky's". Bucky is a name.
The mascot is supposed to be a beaver (though he looks more like an otter to me), and he has what are called *buck teeth*. So it's a pun of sorts.
I don't know why the company spelled it that way, but I guess just to be different.
layne46•
Bucky's. Buck-eez