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bucket

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bucket, noun, verb, -eted,-eting.

bucket

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expr. kick the bucket, (Slang.) to die.
Ex. I mean in plain English that I am likely to shuffle off long before you kick the bucket (Atlantic).

bucket

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noun 1. a pail made of wood, metal, or plastic. Buckets are used for carrying such things as water, milk, and coal.
2. the amountthat a bucket can hold; bucketful.
Ex. We poured several buckets of water on the fire.
3a. a scoop of a d

bucket

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v.i. 1. (Informal.)
a. to move fast.
Ex. The old flivver bucketed along at about sixty.
b. to move jerkily and irregularly.
c. to drive forward hurriedly.
2. to swing the body forward too hurriedly before taking the stro

bucket

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v.t. 1. to lift or carry in a bucket or buckets.
2. to ride (a horse) hard.
3. to handle (orders to buy or sell stock or other securities) as in a bucket shop.
4. to swing (the body) forward too hurriedly in rowing.