bucketmaking

English

Etymology

From bucket +‎ making.

Noun

bucketmaking (uncountable)

1. The manufacture of buckets.
   • 1922, American Industries - Volume 22, page 43:

     Trunk and bucketmaking equipment, operated by hand and motor power.

   • 1992, Country Home, page 90:

     Interpreters at the village demonstrate crafts such as spinning, coopering (bucketmaking), weaving, and woodworking.

   • 2002, WTIU. - Volume 26, page 11:

     The Woodwright's Shop: Bucketmaking for Beginners.

   • 2015 March 20, Mark Schafer, “Jr. High teams reach new heights”, in Pilot Tribune:

     After four quarters the Bucketmakers team was wondering where their bucketmaking skills went as Storm Lake dominated in the 61-22 win.