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Yes it is a very old word which is still quite commonly used in Scotland and still basically a bucket. It is becoming less commonly used amongst younger people but I still often hear my grandfather say "get Mae a pail a watter, wid ye|" (fetch me a bucket of water, would you?)!
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What is an old fashioned word for tell?
An old-fashioned word for "tell" is "recount."
Which word is synonym for 'quaint'?
unusual, extraordinary, old-fashioned
What is old fashioned word for woman?
Some old fashioned words for a woman are:damedamseldowagermaidmaidenspinster
What is an old fashioned word for wine glass?
An old fashioned word for wine glass is a chalice. A chalice was a common word during the middle ages.
What is a old fashioned word for Christmas?
Yuletide is an archaic (old fashioned) term for Christmas.
What is the old fashioned word for Christmas?
yuletide is a old word that was used for christmas
What is the old-fashioned word for Christmas?
yuletide is a old word that was used for Christmas
What is another word for buckets?
pail a pail
What is an old fashioned word for no?
say
What is another word for antiquated?
old-fashioned
What is an old fashioned word for pretty?
A puff
What is an old fashioned word for refurbish?
"Remodel."
