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Meaning of bust up
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bust up (v)
smash or break forcefully
Wordnet
bust up (n)
a serious quarrel (especially one that ends a friendship)
bust up Sentence Examples
- While the friends disagreed, they managed to have a productive conversation without **busting up** the whole relationship.
- The old house had been sitting empty for years, its windows boarded up and paint **busted up** and peeling.
- The comedian's routine left the audience in stitches, with people **busting up** with laughter throughout the entire show.
- The unexpected downpour **busted up** the outdoor picnic plans, forcing everyone to scramble for shelter.
- The rival gangs had a tense standoff that thankfully didn't **bust up** into a full-blown brawl.
- The mechanic couldn't identify the source of the car's strange noise without **busting up** the engine compartment.
- The children playfully chased each other, leaving a trail of **busted up** dandelions in their wake.
- The renovation project was much more extensive than anticipated, **busting up** the initial budget significantly.
- The detective spent days **busting up** the case, meticulously piecing together the clues to identify the culprit.
- Despite the **busted up** fender and cracked windshield, the driver was thankfully unharmed in the accident.
FAQs About the word bust up
smash or break forcefully, a serious quarrel (especially one that ends a friendship)
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While the friends disagreed, they managed to have a productive conversation without **busting up** the whole relationship.
The old house had been sitting empty for years, its windows boarded up and paint **busted up** and peeling.
The comedian's routine left the audience in stitches, with people **busting up** with laughter throughout the entire show.
The unexpected downpour **busted up** the outdoor picnic plans, forcing everyone to scramble for shelter.
