Spanish Meaning of bustle
ajetreo
Other Spanish words related to ajetreo
- conmoción
- perturbación
- alboroto
- date prisa
- ruido
- remover
- tumulto
- alboroto
- bullicio
- palabrería
- fanfarronada
- molestar
- estrépito
- desorden
- bobina
- Ráfaga
- diversión
- furor
- furor
- algarabía
- algarabía
- Jaleo
- alboroto
- Huracán
- Pandemonio
- jaleo
- raqueta
- rugido
- Fila
- alboroto
- Alboroto
- estrépito
- chubasco
- tormenta
- lista de cosas por hacer
- tumulto
- alboroto
- wélter
- remolino
- Zoológico
- prisa
- Bulla
- pelea
- cacofonía
- clamor
- corroboree
- ruido
- desorden
- hacer
- erupción
- Fiebre
- Vibración
- bronca
- deshilachar
- traste
- lío
- en desorden
- alboroto
- ¡hurra!
- aullido
- narguile
- algarabía y alarido
- hurling
- prisa
- Kerfuffle
- cuerpo a cuerpo
- afanar
- brote
- explosión
- Grito
- pelea
- jaleo, alboroto
- Guiso
- Tizzy
- disturbios
- trastorno
- williwaw
- alarmas y excursiones
- escándalo
- mêlée
- explora
Nearest Words of bustle
Definitions and Meaning of bustle in English
bustle (n)
a rapid active commotion
a framework worn at the back below the waist for giving fullness to a woman's skirt
bustle (v)
move or cause to move energetically or busily
bustle (v. i.)
To move noisily; to be rudely active; to move in a way to cause agitation or disturbance; as, to bustle through a crowd.
bustle (n.)
Great stir; agitation; tumult from stirring or excitement.
A kind of pad or cushion worn on the back below the waist, by women, to give fullness to the skirts; -- called also bishop, and tournure.
FAQs About the word bustle
ajetreo
a rapid active commotion, a framework worn at the back below the waist for giving fullness to a woman's skirt, move or cause to move energetically or busilyTo m
conmoción,perturbación,alboroto,date prisa,ruido,remover,tumulto,alboroto,bullicio,palabrería
Calmado,silencio,Paz,tranquilo,descanso,quietud,tranquilidad,tranquilidad,pedido,quietud
bustier => Corsé, buster keaton => Buster Keaton, buster => Buster, busted => arrestado, bustard quail => Codorniz,
