gutbucket
- noun
- /ˈɡʌtˌbʌkɪt/
- Archaic
- He loved the raw atmosphere of a true gutbucket more than any fancy club.
Examples
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Locals gathered at the old gutbucket to enjoy live jazz every Friday night.
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The band played energetic blues in a crowded gutbucket downtown.
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We found a gutbucket in the heart of the city.
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The gutbucket was filled with lively music and laughter.
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On weekends, the gutbucket was always packed with people dancing to the lively jazz band.
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After a long week, he loved to unwind at the local gutbucket, where the music filled the air with energy.
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The hidden gutbucket became a favorite spot for musicians to showcase their raw talent and passion.
Synonyms
A cheap, shabby bar with low prices
A bar or pub where people meet to drink and talk
A cheap bar with country music where people dance
A cheap bar where people drink and are often rowdy
A bar where local people meet to drink and talk
A cheap bar or dance hall where people dance to country music
A cheap bar that sells alcohol where people go to drink and talk
Antonyms
How Seedy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Gutbucket was used for cheap, rough bars where loud blues and jazz were played, and the name likely comes from the words gut and bucket (one popular idea links it to places where animal 'guts' were thrown in a bucket). The image of a low, noisy room with raw music helps explain why a gutbucket is a simple, lively club rather than a fancy venue.