bucketfuls's Usage Examples:

remote farmhouses on the windswept pastures might dig themselves some bucketfuls of coal for their hearth.

"a self-explanatory crazy acid whirl in space with much silliness and bucketfuls of Holly's adorable camp naffness.

Still, the supplements are all good, if you get off on bucketfuls of detail and polished prose.

Holt dump everything into their furiously boiling kettle of clichés -- bucketfuls of gore, creepy sex, a torture scene that comes across as lesbian vampire.

He polished off three bucketfuls of rice, one bucket of fish curry, and 10 kg cooked meat.

20{\text{°C}})}}\approx 7} A typical small engine would consume a few bucketfuls in a working day.

Burns instead commandeers his Santa costume and throws bucketfuls of fish guts into the crowd himself, which results in an attack by seagulls.

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songs and a comedy track featuring Thambi Ramaiah that kills tension like bucketfuls of water dousing a minor fire; The whiplash editing tries to whip up some.

extinguisher(s) was there, though they may not have known how to use it; 20 bucketfuls of water were not effective.

heavy rain; it was a terrific downpour- persistent, incessant, it fell in bucketfuls- to use our expressive vernacular it came down like "hale water"'.

season whole families often venture into the nearest forest, picking bucketfuls of mushrooms, which are cooked and eaten for dinner upon return (most.

concluded their review by saying "Space Invaders is dead, and throwing bucketfuls of pretty graphics, humour and SNES flashiness at it isn't going to help.

Jim Beviglia of American Songwriter said that "'Oliver's Army' heap[s] bucketfuls of the sweet stuff all over the instrumental arrangement to make sure.

PocketGamer wrote "Clearly a game that's had some thought put into it, Cluedo's bucketfuls of style only add to an already great game.

it's the star quality [such as] Doris Day had in the film ' we're blessed that Jodie brings in such extraordinary generous bucketfuls to this production.

that can only be achieved by a performer with plenty of experience and bucketfuls of talent.

Although this previously scarce commodity was suddenly available in "bucketfuls", the price of treatment (US"10,000–30,000 per year) was the highest at.

Chakrabarti admitted to feeling "bucketfuls" of embarrassment and shame about the affair and in April 2013 her spokesman.

Synonyms:

bucket; containerful;