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slopbucket 

Single-sideband (SSB) voice transmission by radio. A derisive term used by amateur radio operators, particularly those who prefer conventional AM (amplitude modulation). Although SSB has become the most widely used mode of transmission for two-way shortwave voice communication, its audio quality has an inferior, scratchy, tinny sound that is very unpleasant to the ear.
He used to sound very good with his old AM transmitter, but he sounds like crap now that he has switched over to slopbucket.
slopbucket by radiohead3885 April 14, 2005

Susbucket 

Susbucket is a combination of the spanish word "sucia", meaning "dirty girl" and the word bucket. This word is associated with hookers, strippers or just women who are physically or immorally indecent. This word originated in the South Bronx in the late 90's.
I saw your girl dancing at Mr.Wedge's, she looked like a straight up susbucket.
Susbucket by Angel2078 May 16, 2008

sexbucket 

1. An extremely promiscuous man or woman. Implies a certain level of attractiveness, but can also be a slur.
2. A bucket used for storing sex.
"Oh man, your mum's such a sexbucket, Barry!"
sexbucket by Kyelin September 12, 2006

scudbucket 

In Scotland, similar to a Scudbook, but used more as a derogatory term towards females.
Man: Fancy a dance doll?
Woman: No thanks im with my boyfriend
Man: Away! Yer probably a dyke ya dirty scudbucket!
scudbucket by Big Papa Murph May 19, 2005

Slopbucket 

A physically unattractive woman with no class, style, and taste.
That woman is not attractive. She is a slopbucket.
Slopbucket by JACK FAAL January 7, 2010

shoebucket 

You Bloody shoebucket
shoebucket by Pooooodle January 26, 2006
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