Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

pail-of-water

Noun

/peɪl əv ˈwɔːtər/

Definition

A container used for holding and carrying water, typically featuring a handle.

Examples

She filled the pail-of-water from the well to water the plants.
The children played with a pail-of-water at the beach, enjoying the warm sun.
He used a pail-of-water to rinse off the muddy tools after the gardening session.

Meaning

A pail-of-water refers to a bucket or similar vessel filled with water, often used for various purposes such as cleaning, gardening, or transporting liquids.