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bucketful

noun buck·et·ful \ˈbə-kət-ˌfl\
plural bucketfuls \-ˌflz\ or buck·ets·ful \-kəts-ˌfl\

Definition of BUCKETFUL

:  as much as a bucket will hold; broadly :  a large quantity
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First Known Use of BUCKETFUL

circa 1563
BUCKETFUL Defined for Kids

bucketful

noun buck·et·ful \ˈbə-kət-ˌfl\
plural buck·et·fuls \-ˌflz\ or buck·ets·ful \ˈbə-kəts-ˌfl\

Definition of BUCKETFUL for Kids

1
:  as much as a bucket will hold
2
:  a large quantity <He won a bucketful of money.>

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