by Augie Stanley September 27, 2012
Describes a person's tendency towards self-sabotage. In essence, it describes a behavioural pattern where someone undermines their own progress or success just when things seem to be going exceptionally well for them they self-destruct and will often hurt those around them.
As soon as his business was going really well, a CEO needlessly chose to set up a competing business behind his business partners back discreetly asking all the clients to pay into it. He got caught red-handed and lost everything. This happened many times in his personal and professional life. As soon as the bucket gets full they kick it over.
by chennington August 14, 2023
The act of busting ass on the basketball court. This involves crossing people over (also known as "saucing"), dunking on phonies, hitting 3's in the defense's mouth, getting And 1's, locking up on defense, etc. It's pretty much like dominating a whole game by yourself.
Hey, my man Kobe gets buckets all day. That man ain't no joke.
Joe Johnson gets buckets in the clutch.
A.I. used to ball out on anybody back in the day. He crossed Jordan! My man get buckets.
Joe Johnson gets buckets in the clutch.
A.I. used to ball out on anybody back in the day. He crossed Jordan! My man get buckets.
by D-Stupid October 1, 2013
by PAYTON KOWALSKE January 23, 2008
Man, that Christmas guy just gets hella buckets on the daily.
George Clooney is getting buckets like nobody's business
George Clooney is getting buckets like nobody's business
by Bucketgetter November 23, 2015
Getting buck·et (s)
Verb Successfully getting a basketball into the hoop, at the expense of the defense.
Verb Successfully getting a basketball into the hoop, at the expense of the defense.
They couldn't guard me, I was getting buckets.
by ballergirl1111 December 12, 2017
What Marshal Roten does.
by RealFanHmmmBoom January 29, 2015