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bust2 /bust/ (informal) transitive verb and intransitive verb- To break, shatter
- To make or become bankrupt
intransitive verb (pat and pap bustˈed or bust) (cards, darts)To exceed the required score transitive verb (N American)- To arrest
- To raid
- To punch
- To demote (military)
noun- A drinking bout, spree
- A police raid (slang)
- A sudden collapse of the economy
- A bad hand at cards
- A punch (N American)
adjective- Ruined, penniless
- Broken
ORIGIN: Orig a colloquial form of burst bustˈer noun - Something large
- A frolic (old sl)
- A roisterer (old sl)
- A horse-breaker
- A form of address to a man or boy
- A strong south wind (Aust)
- Someone or something that destroys or shatters (esp as combining form, as in blockbuster)
bustˈing noun (esp as combining form) busted flush see under flush3 bustˈ-up noun - A quarrel or disruption
- A disturbance or brawl
bust a gut or one's butt To work very hard to achieve something bust up - To part after a quarrel or disagreement
- To break up (a meeting)
go bust - To become bankrupt
- To exceed the required score (darts, cards)
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