Bucketload

/ˈbʌk.ɪt.loʊd/
noun

A large quantity of something.

They received a bucketload of gifts for their wedding.
Visual representation of "bucketload" - A large quantity of something.

Usage tips

Informal

a bucketload of money,a bucketload of work,a bucketload of fun

noun

A large quantity of something.

They received a bucketload of gifts for their wedding.
Visual representation of "bucketload" - A large quantity of something.

Usage tips

Informal

a bucketload of money,a bucketload of work,a bucketload of fun

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Visual representation of "bucketload"
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Colloquial

'Bucketload' is commonly used in informal conversations, so it may not be suitable for formal writing or presentations.

For example: 'I have a bucketload of homework this weekend.'
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Hyperbole

The term often exaggerates quantities, so it's important to ensure your audience understands it's not meant to be taken literally.

For example: 'He ate a bucketload of pizza.'
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Positive Connotation

Using 'bucketload' often has a lively or fun connotation, so consider the emotional impact it brings to your statement.

For example: 'We had a bucketload of laughs at the party.'
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Colloquial

'Bucketload' is commonly used in informal conversations, so it may not be suitable for formal writing or presentations.

For example: 'I have a bucketload of homework this weekend.'
LampPro Tip 2/3

Hyperbole

The term often exaggerates quantities, so it's important to ensure your audience understands it's not meant to be taken literally.

For example: 'He ate a bucketload of pizza.'
LampPro Tip 3/3

Positive Connotation

Using 'bucketload' often has a lively or fun connotation, so consider the emotional impact it brings to your statement.

For example: 'We had a bucketload of laughs at the party.'
LampPro Tip 1/3

Colloquial

'Bucketload' is commonly used in informal conversations, so it may not be suitable for formal writing or presentations.

For example: 'I have a bucketload of homework this weekend.'
LampPro Tip 2/3

Hyperbole

The term often exaggerates quantities, so it's important to ensure your audience understands it's not meant to be taken literally.

For example: 'He ate a bucketload of pizza.'
LampPro Tip 3/3

Positive Connotation

Using 'bucketload' often has a lively or fun connotation, so consider the emotional impact it brings to your statement.

For example: 'We had a bucketload of laughs at the party.'
Visual representation of the word "Bucketload"

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