gutbucket

[“gatbakit]

1. n. a chamber pot, especially one used in a prison cell. (See also gash bucket.)

□ You got something around here I can use as a gutbucket? D I don’t want any gutbucket around here.

2. n. a toilet.

□ Where’s the gutbucket around here?

□ The kid tried to flush his tash down the gutbucket.

3. n. the stomach.

□ Hey, your gutbucket’s getting sort of big, isn’t it?

□ Sam poked Pete right in the gutbucket.

4. n. a fat person, usually a man.

□ Harry is getting to be a real gutbucket.

□ Look at the gutbucket waddling down the street.

5. n. a cheap saloon; a low tavern.

□ Old Jed is probably stuck in some gutbucket someplace, talking his head off.

□ The pinstriper needed a drink so bad he stopped at one of those gutbuck-ets on Maple Street.

6. n. an earthy style of music.

□ I’d like to hear some good old-fashioned gutbucket.

□ You don’t hear much gutbucket in public places these days.