🪣 means a bucket for water, cleaning, chores or the beach, and it often stands in for phrases like "bucket list" and "kick the bucket". Apple shows a teal blue plastic bucket with a thin metal handle and a white grip.

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The tone is mostly neutral and practical. People use 🪣 for mopping, washing the car, carrying water, or building sandcastles at the beach. It also works for common idioms: a "bucket list" of things to do in life, "kick the bucket" as a jokey way to say die, and "raining buckets" for very heavy rain. In South Asian homes a bucket and mug are part of daily bathing, so 🪣 can mean a bucket bath or storing water. There is no slang meaning beyond these.
🪣 often refers to a bucket bath, filling water before the supply stops, or cleaning the house. Next to a message about the water supply, it can mean filling buckets to store water.
Skydiving is officially on my bucket list 🪣📝
Mopping the whole house today 🪣🧽
No water since morning, filling buckets 🪣💧
Kids want to make sandcastles, bring the 🪣
| 🪣 vs 🧺 | 🧺 is a woven basket for laundry or picnics, while 🪣 is a bucket for water and cleaning. |
|---|---|
| 🪣 vs 🗑️ | 🗑️ is a wastebasket for trash, while 🪣 is for carrying water or cleaning. |
| Name | bucket |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1FAA3 |
| Category | Objects |
| Keywords | cask, pail, vat |
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🪣 means a bucket for water, cleaning, chores or the beach, and it often stands in for phrases like "bucket list" and "kick the bucket". Apple shows a teal blue plastic bucket with a thin metal handle and a white grip.
Sometimes, as a joke for "kick the bucket". It is light and casual, so it is not used when someone has really died.
There is no special one, so people use 🪣, often with 📝 or ✅. Writing "bucket list" next to it makes the meaning clear.
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