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Kicked The Bucket

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Kicked The Bucket - INFORMAL someone died; pasted away

• Our teacher kicked the bucket last night.
• I hope you do not kick the bucket soon, because I am going to miss you.
• Did you hear that Sue's father kicked the bucket?
• Did the old man next door kick the bucket. I heard he was very sick?
• I hope my father does not kick the bucket soon. He is very sick.

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