bucket
/ˈbʌktər/Definitions
1. noun
A container, typically made of plastic, metal, or wood, with a handle and an open top, used for carrying or holding liquids, solids, or other objects.
“She carried a bucket of water from the well to the garden.”
2. verb
To take or scoop up something, especially water, into a container, typically a bucket.
“The children bucketed water from the pool to make a splash.”
3. verb
To move or come suddenly or in a rush, especially in a vehicle.
“The car bucketed down the hill, losing control.”
4. verb
To hit or kick something suddenly and forcefully, often with the feet, especially in sports.
“The player bucketed the ball into the goal.”