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bucketing
verb
Present participle of bucket
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It was still bucketing down, limiting visibility, but on a good day you get a cracking view out over Mottolino, Monopoly houses clustered into the nooks and crannies of the valley below.
Twenty minutes after the band left the stage — rain still bucketing, thunder getting louder, lighting still at it — Ritchie reappeared.
But right now I have to do all the coloring on my current comic, the one I've been on for five years, and that's an endless task — horrible scanning, cleaning, and bucketing color in Photoshop, and all that.
It is still bucketing down.
It's bucketing.
I'd been told that the trip would be cancelled "in the event of rain", and for the past half-hour it's been bucketing down.
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I remember when I was a youth-team player, fans putting money in buckets at the Winter Gardens.
In conversation with Osborne he portrayed cities not as outdated rust-buckets but as engines of growth.
Just as I underestimated the sheer hard work involved in writing funny election columns, Cameron clearly thought being prime minister would be a lark, a breeze, and a wizard wheeze, something to chalk up on his business-class bucket list, along with getting a selfie with Helle Thorning-Schmidt and sucking the bass player from Blur's luxury cheese direct from the goat's teat.
Outside, clubbers dipped their hands in a bucket of chlorinated water before filing in.
Barber pounded his chest and said, "all heart!" Lacey led them with 17 points and Barber had 13, each coming with big buckets to hold off a late Villanova charge.
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