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What phrases has the word basket?

Here are some phrases that use the word "basket":

General:

* A basket of fruit

* A picnic basket

* A laundry basket

* A shopping basket

* A wastebasket

* A gift basket

* A bread basket

* A hamper (also a type of basket)

* A basket case (informal, meaning someone in a state of extreme distress)

* Get your act together (informal, meaning to improve your performance)

Sports:

* A basket of goals (soccer)

* Score a basket (basketball)

* Basket case (informal, meaning a team or player that is performing poorly)

* Out of the basket (sports, meaning a missed shot)

Idioms:

* Put all your eggs in one basket (meaning to risk everything on one thing)

* Basket case (informal, meaning someone who is completely overwhelmed or unable to cope)

* Get your act together (meaning to improve your performance)

Figurative:

* A basket of emotions (meaning a mix of feelings)

* A basket full of dreams (meaning having many aspirations)

* The basket of life (meaning the experiences and challenges of life)

These are just a few examples, and there are many other phrases that use the word "basket." The meaning and usage of the phrase will depend on the context.

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