Words with a similar base: bust

'bust'
[flop.n.03] as in: a complete failure


Examples:
the play was a dismal flop



'bust'
[female_chest.n.01] as in: the chest of a woman



'bust'
[bust.n.03] as in: a sculpture of the head and shoulders of a person



'bust'
[bust.n.04] as in: an occasion for excessive eating or drinking


Examples:
they went on a bust that lasted three days



'bust'
[break.v.04] as in: ruin completely


Examples:
He busted my radio!


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'bust'
[raid.v.01] as in: search without warning, make a sudden surprise attack on


Examples:
The police raided the crack house



'bust'
[tear.v.01] as in: separate or cause to separate abruptly


Examples:
The rope snapped
tear the paper



'bust'
[break.v.42] as in: go to pieces


Examples:
The lawn mower finally broke
The gears wore out
The old chair finally fell apart completely



'bust'
[burst.v.08] as in: break open or apart suddenly and forcefully


Examples:
The dam burst



'bust'
[broke.s.01] as in: lacking funds


Examples:
`skint' is a British slang term



					

bust (English)
└── buste (French)
├── busto (French)
│ └── bustum (Latin)
├── busto (Italian)
└── busto (Latin)


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