bucket

can be used as an adjective or a verb to describe anything positive.

That new BMW is bucket

by BJ Ghassemieh May 17, 2006

buckets

(v.) to exert and present oneself in a disgusting manner

The admissions counselor cringed as the grungy applicant bucketsed his way through through the interview with no enthusiasm what so ever.

by Arvin Grover January 11, 2008

buckets

Something gangsters yell at two emo looking girls sitting in the middle of the street...

Yo, grumbleruuugrrargh...BUCKETS!!

Also see, Waistful youth

by Grrgh January 24, 2008

Bucketed

When a person is out on bail, and appearing before the Judge, and the Judge unexpectedly revokes bail and has that person incarcerated.

Getting thrown in the joint by the Judge

That dude got bucketed after he showed up for court late, and smelling like booze, and the deputy found tweek in his pocket.

by Chris Tollmeth aka Methampheta Man April 23, 2004

buckets

completely awesome; very cool

That bacon cheesebuger was buckets.

by Gibson Kid September 28, 2009

bucket

the difference between a dumbass and a bucket of shit.

whats the difference between james and a bucket of shit ... the bucket

by AliceCoopper October 25, 2004

bucket

uncool, lame, or just unattractive

"You just went to see maid in manhatten wit your girl?"
"Yeah, it was mad bucket, but J lo was hot locoforeal"

by panch0 July 21, 2004