pail

She had a pail of water on a night table.

You must either pay the money, or give me back the pail.

Take a pail and bring some water on your way back.

The boy took a pail and went down to the lake.

With a full pail in each hand we made the return trip.

"May I have a pail of water on my head too?"

But I went up with a pail of water and put it out.

He comes to work every game with a lunch pail.

He stepped back up on the pail and looked out.

She came out of the water, carrying the green pail.

You'll find a pail of meat just outside the door.

"Is there enough blood left in the pail for more?"

In each of our free hands we carried two small pails.

She picked up her pail, and started to walk off down the road.

The boy took no notice but went to get another pail of water.

But when she looked in the pail, it was empty.

Each also had to take along his leather pail on the job.

The pail flung itself about, but could not get free.

The water was bright green, and soon filled the pail.

Guess I'd better drop it in a pail of water.

During the hot days, we threw pails of water on each other.

In fact, a few times she went outside and kicked over their pails.

The mother takes a green pail and pours water over the little girl's hand.

I reached in the pail and set a couple on my plate.

She grabbed the two pails and set out for the water.