busker (Meaning)

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busker (n)

a person who entertains people for money in public places (as by singing or dancing), usually while asking for money

The skilled **busker** juggled flaming batons while balancing on a unicycle, captivating the onlookers.
The rhythmic beats of the **busker's** djembe drum filled the bustling market square, inviting people to dance.
As the sun dipped below the horizon, the soulful voice of the lone **busker** echoed through the empty streets.
Tourists gathered around the charismatic **busker**, mesmerized by his intricate hand shadow puppet show.
Coins clattered into the open guitar case as the talented **busker** finished their heartfelt ballad.
The local cafe regularly invited talented **buskers** to perform on weekends, creating a lively atmosphere.
Despite the competition from other performers, the veteran **busker** held his own, drawing a loyal audience with his unique style.
The city council considered designating specific areas for **buskers** to perform, hoping to balance artistic expression with public safety.
The viral video of the young **busker** singing an original song launched her music career and inspired countless aspiring artists.
As the train pulled into the station, the energetic **busker's** harmonica melody provided a welcoming soundtrack to the bustling platform.

a person who entertains people for money in public places (as by singing or dancing), usually while asking for money

performer, entertainer, trouper, impersonator, mime, impressionist, pantomime, pantomimist,player, mimic

No antonyms found.

The skilled **busker** juggled flaming batons while balancing on a unicycle, captivating the onlookers.

The rhythmic beats of the **busker's** djembe drum filled the bustling market square, inviting people to dance.

As the sun dipped below the horizon, the soulful voice of the lone **busker** echoed through the empty streets.

Tourists gathered around the charismatic **busker**, mesmerized by his intricate hand shadow puppet show.