bucketful in Irish
bucketful in Irish is lán buicéid — bucketful means the amount that a bucket can hold.
bucketful in Irish
lán buicéid
The quantity contained in a bucket.
What does "bucketful" mean?
- noun The amount that a bucket can hold.
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noun A great amount of something.
""Confound it all," snorted Mr. Tupworthy indignantly, "you're flooding my flat. The water's coming through my bathroom ceiling in bucketfuls. The plaster'll fall next. Can't you stop it? Has a pipe burst or something?""
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bucketful in a sentence
- "Confound it all," snorted Mr. Tupworthy indignantly, "you're flooding my flat. The water's coming through my bathroom ceiling in bucketfuls. The plaster'll fall next. Can't you stop it? Has a pipe burst or something?"
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What is "bucketful" in Irish?
"bucketful" in Irish is lán buicéid. bucketful means: The amount that a bucket can hold.
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