buck-basket (Meaning)
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buck-basket (n.)
A basket in which clothes are carried to the wash.
Synonyms & Antonyms of buck-basket
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buck-basket Sentence Examples
- The buck-basket was filled to the brim with freshly picked apples.
- Grandma always carried her buck-basket to the market to gather vegetables.
- The children ran around the orchard, collecting fruits and depositing them in the buck-basket.
- As the harvest season approached, farmers prepared their buck-baskets for gathering crops.
- With a sturdy handle, the buck-basket was ideal for carrying heavy loads of produce.
- The buck-basket swung gently from side to side as the farmer walked through the fields.
- In colonial times, the buck-basket was a common sight in households for carrying laundry.
- The artisan crafted a beautiful buck-basket from woven reeds, showcasing intricate patterns.
- The hunter used a large buck-basket to transport his game back to the village.
- After the picnic, we gathered our leftovers in the buck-basket to carry them back home.
FAQs About the word buck-basket
A basket in which clothes are carried to the wash.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The buck-basket was filled to the brim with freshly picked apples.
Grandma always carried her buck-basket to the market to gather vegetables.
The children ran around the orchard, collecting fruits and depositing them in the buck-basket.
As the harvest season approached, farmers prepared their buck-baskets for gathering crops.
