Kick the Bucket ['kɪk ðə 'bʌkɪt] is a euphemism for death. To die. Learn the meaning and examples of this common English idiom.
A euphemism for death. To die.
Kick [kik] – to kick, to throw a tantrum.
Bucket ['bʌkit] – bucket.
The old horse finally kicked the bucket.
I think my sewing machine has kicked the bucket.
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