T-bucket
T-bucket noun: a popular style of hot rod based on a heavily modified Ford Model T.
Noun
T-bucket (plural T-buckets)
- A popular style of hot rod based on a heavily modified Ford Model T.
Forms of T-bucket
| plural | T-buckets |
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Origin of T-bucket
T (referencing the Ford Model T) + bucket, named after its small, lightweight, two-seater passenger cabin (or "tub"), which is stripped of fenders, hoods, and roofs, resembling a bucket.
Questions about T-bucket
- What does T-bucket mean?
- T-bucket means a popular style of hot rod based on a heavily modified Ford Model T.
- What part of speech is T-bucket?
- T-bucket is a noun.
- What is the plural of T-bucket?
- The plural of T-bucket is T-buckets.
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