well bucket
/ˈwɛl bʌkɪt/noun
A bucket used to draw water from a well by means of a rope and pulley or a windlass.
- Sometimes one of a pair of buckets on either end of a rope, arranged so that the empty one may be lowered while the filled one is raised..
Origin
Late 15th century. From well + bucket.
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