Gui·do d'A·rez·zo 
(gwēdō dä-rĕtsō) or Guido A·re·ti·no (är′ĕ-tēnō) 990?-1050.
(gwēdō dä-rĕtsō) or Guido A·re·ti·no (är′ĕ-tēnō) 990?-1050. Benedictine monk and music theorist who devised the four-line staff, thereby allowing precise musical notation.
- bust balls
- bust balls
- bust butt
- bust chops
- bust chops
- busted
- buster
- "Buster."
- bustier
- bustle
- bustle
- bust one's ass
- bust (one's) ass/balls/butt
- bust one's balls
- bust one's butt
- bust someone's balls
- bust (someone's) balls/chops
- bust (someone's) chops
- bust someone's chops
- bust someone's chops
- busty
- busulfan
- busy
- busybody
- busyness