meanie bucket

a person who is a bucket of mean. aka haylee.

you meanie bucket !

by anime.freak420 November 25, 2019

skeeter bucket

In Africa, indigenous people would paste their frying pans with butter, grease 'em, and go out in their fields to catch as many skeeters as possible, then cook 'em up and eat 'em! "You know, for malnourishment!"

All of the excess get dumped into the skeeter bucket.

• 'gotta go dump the "skeeter bucket".

by Jaxon Conner October 27, 2018

Bucket Coach

Someone who isn't AS drunk as the person throwing up into a bucket, garbage can, sink, toilet, etc. The Bucket Coach is usually drunk, and thus willing to help their comrades with their 'ordeal'.

They can either be yelling words of encouragement, holding the bucket, holding the person puking, or a combination of these.

Example:

Bucket Coach: "COME ON puke out that fireball like a motherfucking DRAGON!!!" *Slaps puker on the back*

Puker: *BLAAAAAGHRGGHHGRGHHH* "I feel...be.." *BLAAAAHGGGRRGHH*

by SO4 December 10, 2009

trash buckets

shoes that are dirty, old, and horribly scented

"Ok, now I'm ready for a jog now."

"Eww dude, what is on your feet? Take those trash buckets off. The stench of them is about to make my nose bleed."

by JMayzin September 13, 2009

Bloody Buckets

When a guy does not want to experience the feels of a female during her time of the month

Girl: You should be happy you're not a female
Boy: what? oh never mind I don't want bloody buckets

by BLITZ0COMMONS0 June 4, 2015

skank bucket

n - A female non-prostitute who wears too much makeup in an attempt to appear overtly attractive and seduce overly promiscuous males.

Johnny's in love with her, but little does he realize that she's just a skank bucket.

Who's gonna be the next man to fill that skank bucket?

by David Dare December 12, 2010

Rivers of Buckets

show of exasperation, frustration; phrase indicates agitation and/or sorrow. The phrase came to be in early 19th century Germany when Wilhelm Schwarz could not cross his hometown river because an anomaly of buckets appeared in the waterway. Term became slang in modern Germany (Fluesse Eimer!) and has thusly spread to the world.

Rivers of buckets, I left my child in the attic!
That's such a load of rivers of buckets!

by B.K. Major July 13, 2014