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Bust up   /bəst əp/   Listen
Bust up

verb
1.
Smash or break forcefully.  Synonyms: wrack, wreck.






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"Bust up" Quotes from Famous Books



... nor Dave has," thought Dan, "an' if he don't give me half of 'em, he shan't see a cent of 'em hisself. Wouldn't I look nice loafin' around in these yere clothes while Dave was dressed up like a gentleman an' takin' his ease? I'll bust up them traps of his'n faster'n he kin make 'em. I'll show him that I'm the boss of this house now that pap's away, no matter if them Gordon fellers is a backin' on him up. I've larned a heap by listenin'. ...
— The Boy Trapper • Harry Castlemon

... take him if any one does offer, and owe him the pilotage; but I'd just as soon we navigated her on our own impudent hook. It's no use having a big credit on the Universal Luck Bank if you don't draw on it heavily. The concern may bust up any day." ...
— The Recipe for Diamonds • Charles John Cutcliffe Wright Hyne



Words linked to "Bust up" :   ruin, wrack, destroy



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