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- noun Plural form of
bucketful .
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Examples
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Half a moment later "bucketsful" would have been a weak simile.
Zone Policeman 88; a close range study of the Panama canal and its workers Harry Alverson Franck 1921
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Of course, Keynesian economists believe that, when it comes to a debt-induced economic downturn, the answer is to swallow bucketsful more of what ails us.
Politicians and the Economy Jamie Whyte 2011
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Now that takes talent, and Kay has it in bucketsful.
Jackie K. Cooper: Southern Writer Terry Kay at His Best Jackie K. Cooper 2011
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Now that takes talent, and Kay has it in bucketsful.
Jackie K. Cooper: Southern Writer Terry Kay at His Best Jackie K. Cooper 2011
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Fishermen were catching spawning crappie by the bucketsful, some probably destined to be buried in the garden for fertilizer rather than landing in a frying pan.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Loving Our Dogs Jack Canfield 2008
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Others were blasé; games already contain bucketsful of senseless slaughter, they figured, so is torture really worse?
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Fishermen were catching spawning crappie by the bucketsful, some probably destined to be buried in the garden for fertilizer rather than landing in a frying pan.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Loving Our Dogs Jack Canfield 2008
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And philosophers, anyway - bucketsful of them - have written similarly resonant things as all our religious figures, without demanding unquestioning acceptance of their authority.
It's sad that it's even an issue.... doyle 2008
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I pointed to the rain, which was coming down in bucketsful.
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We hauled our water from the poso to the house in huge bucketsful, and washed all our clothing, bedding, etc, by hand at the pila.
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