busked (Meaning)

Webster

busked (imp. & p. p.)

of Busk

Webster

Wearing a busk.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

With her guitar case open and a cheerful smile, she **busked** outside the bustling cafe, hoping to share her music with passersby.
The vibrant melody of the accordion player **busking** on the bridge drew a small crowd, eager to be serenaded.
He used to **busk** on the subway platform every evening, his soulful voice echoing through the busy station.
Inspired by the talented jazz band **busking** in the park, she decided to pursue a career in music.
Despite facing occasional hecklers, she remained confident, her passion for music evident in every note she **busked**.
The city council proposed a new initiative to create designated areas for musicians to **busk**, fostering a vibrant street culture.
On rainy days, he would **busk** inside the covered market, the rhythmic tap of his shoes accompanying his harmonica melodies.
The unexpected duet between the **busking** violinist and the opera singer passing by delighted the surprised audience.
After years of **busking** on street corners, he finally saved enough to record his debut album, fulfilling his musical dream.
The street performer, known for his elaborate costumes and playful interactions, **busked** with a unique blend of magic and music.

of Busk, Wearing a busk.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

With her guitar case open and a cheerful smile, she **busked** outside the bustling cafe, hoping to share her music with passersby.

The vibrant melody of the accordion player **busking** on the bridge drew a small crowd, eager to be serenaded.

He used to **busk** on the subway platform every evening, his soulful voice echoing through the busy station.

Inspired by the talented jazz band **busking** in the park, she decided to pursue a career in music.