Basket ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Basket ( noun )

1. A container made of interwoven material (such as twigs, rushes, or wicker) for holding or carrying things.
2. A group of people or things considered together as a unit.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english bæcstæl, from bæcere basket maker, from bacan to bake.

Examples:

1. She put the apples in a basket.
2. The basket held all of her eggs.
3. The basket is full of fruits.
4. The basket of bread was empty.
5. A basket of flowers was sitting on the table.

(As a verb)

Basket ( verb )

1. A container made of interwoven material (such as twigs, rushes, or wicker) for holding or carrying things.
2. A group of people or things considered together as a unit.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english bæcstæl, from bæcere basket maker, from bacan to bake.

Examples:

1. She put the apples in a basket.
2. The basket held all of her eggs.
3. The basket is full of fruits.
4. The basket of bread was empty.
5. A basket of flowers was sitting on the table.