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Meanings of pail in English
Synonyms
Examples for "bucket"
Examples for "bucket"
1
They call themselves 'the bucket list family' for a very good reason.
2
Thou sattest in one bucket beneath in the pit in great dread.
3
But first, hoist me up a bucket of sea water, will you?
4
A few minutes later Kote returned with a bucket of soapy water.
5
Is participating in an obstacle course race on your fitness bucket list?
Usage of pail in English
1
The boat leaks; there is no pail to bail out the water.
2
He rode to work on his bike and carried a lunch pail.
3
She lifted the pail and pushed through the door of the cabin.
4
Judith rose and set the brimming milk pail in a feed box.
5
By the time he had half emptied the pail the smoke ceased.
6
Two streams of milk came clattering in turns into the little pail.
7
With a full pail in each hand we made the return trip.
8
The one who was reading had a dinner pail in his hand.
9
There was bread and a small pail of water inside my cell.
10
Barefoot started so that the cow winced and almost over-turned the milk-pail.
11
The calf was now standing still, drinking the milk from the pail.
12
One day he bled me; John held a pail for the blood.
13
The last few pints I dipped into the pail with a cup.
14
They gave no heed to the boy with the pail of water.
15
One of the crew grabbed up the pail to run for water.
16
The jets of milk shot into the pail with an angry rapidity.
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Pail through the time
Pail across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common