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The synonym bust synonymous definition words:
bust [noun]
means "sculpture"
statue, portrait, image, model, carving, figure
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bust [noun]
means "bosom"
breast, torso, chest, thorax, teats, boobs
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arrest [verb]
means "action"
capture, apprehend, bust, incarcerate, detain, catch
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bankruptcy [noun]
means "failure"
fiasco, bust, collapse, dud, failing
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bosom [noun]
means "breast"
bust, teats, chest, heart
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breast [noun]
means "body"
bosom, teats, boobs, bust
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carving [noun]
means "sculpture"
statue, portrait, image, model, bust, figure
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chest [noun]
means "body"
breast, bust, bosom, heart
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clinker [noun]
means "flop"
turkey, loser, failure, bust, dud, washout
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clout [verb]
means "slap"
box, buffet, bust, chop, cuff, poke
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cuff [noun]
means "slap"
box, buffet, bust, chop, clout, poke
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degrade [verb]
means "reduce"
depress, break, bump, lessen, cashier, bust
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demote [verb]
means "reduce"
depress, break, bump, lessen, cashier, bust
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dud [noun]
means "flop"
turkey, loser, clinker, bust, failure, washout
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failure [noun]
means "flop"
turkey, loser, clinker, bust, dud, washout
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failure [noun]
means "bankruptcy"
fiasco, bust, collapse, dud, failing
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lemon [noun]
means "thing"
bust
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nab [verb]
means "capture"
apprehend, bust, incarcerate, detain, catch, arrest
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washout [noun]
means "flop"
turkey, loser, clinker, bust, dud, failure
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busted [adjective]
means "defective"
broken, out of order, screwed up
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bustle [verb]
means "hasten"
rush, haste, scoot, bestir, hurry
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bustling [adjective]
means "active"
vigourous, energetic, lively, brisk, busy, nimble, spry
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ado [noun]
means "hurry"
haste, impetuosity, hastiness, bustle, rashness, flurry
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alive [adjective]
means "behaviour"
bustling, alert, lively, swarming, brisk, quick
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anarchism [noun]
means "disturbance"
hubbub, brawl, battle, stir, bustle, discord
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bankrupt [adjective]
means "ruined"
insolvent, broke, busted, destitute, impoverished
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bestir [verb]
means "hasten"
rush, haste, scoot, hurry, bustle
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broke [adjective]
means "bankrupt"
insolvent, ruined, busted, destitute, impoverished
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broken [adjective]
means "defective"
busted, out of order, screwed up
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busy [adjective]
means "property"
full, bustling, crowded, swarming, packed, popular
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busy [adjective]
means "agility"
active, vigourous, energetic, lively, brisk, bustling
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crammed [adjective]
means "crowded"
packed, jammed, congested, bustling, burdened, overflowing
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crowded [adjective]
means "full"
bustling, busy, swarming, packed, popular, jammed
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disorder [noun]
means "disturbance"
hubbub, brawl, battle, stir, bustle, discord
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haste [noun]
means "hurry"
ado, impetuosity, hastiness, bustle, rashness, flurry
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hasten [verb]
means "hurry"
rush, haste, scoot, bestir, bustle
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hurry [verb]
means "movement"
hasten, rush, haste, scoot, bestir, bustle
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hurry [noun]
means "state"
confusion, flurry, flutter, bustle, ado, perturbation
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insolvent [adjective]
means "bankrupt"
ruined, broke, busted, destitute, impoverished
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jammed [noun]
means "crowded"
packed, crammed, congested, bustling, burdened, overflowing
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out of order [adjective]
means "defective"
busted, broken, screwed up
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rashness [noun]
means "hurry"
ado, impetuosity, hastiness, bustle, haste, flurry
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ruffle [noun]
means "disturbance"
agitation, annoyance, commotion, confusion, bustle, flurry
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ruined [adjective]
means "bankrupt"
insolvent, broke, busted, destitute, impoverished
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scoot [verb]
means "hasten"
rush, haste, hurry, bestir, bustle
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stir [noun]
means "event"
bustle
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uproar [noun]
means "excitement"
commotion, disorder, tumult, stir, agitation, bustle
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