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1. bust (Noun)

38 synonyms
# Word Frequency Likes Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. bankruptcy 12.9 10 letters 11 synonyms
2. binge 3.98 5 letters 21 synonym
3. bomb 39.8 4 letters 80 synonyms
4. boobs 7.94 5 letters 7 synonyms
5. bosom 1.12 5 letters 35 synonyms
6. bout 11.2 4 letters 24 synonyms
7. box 110 3 letters 86 synonyms
8. breast 22.4 6 letters 35 synonyms
9. buffet 3.47 6 letters 61 synonym
10. carving 3.24 7 letters 13 synonyms
11. chest 33.1 5 letters 37 synonyms
12. chop 5.89 4 letters 54 synonyms
13. clinker 0.26 7 letters 13 synonyms
14. clout 1.7 5 letters 25 synonyms
15. collapse 15.1 8 letters 92 synonyms
16. cuff 3.24 4 letters 48 synonyms
17. dud 0.98 3 letters 17 synonyms
18. failing 20 7 letters 57 synonyms
19. failure 52.5 7 letters 88 synonyms
20. female chesten.synonym.one 24.9 11 letters 1 synonym
21. fiasco 2 6 letters 26 synonyms
22. figure 117 6 letters 144 synonyms
23. fizzle 0.32 6 letters 22 synonyms
24. flop 3.63 4 letters 60 synonyms
25. heart 204 5 letters 100 synonyms
26. image 87.1 5 letters 121 synonym
27. lemon 12.6 5 letters 18 synonyms
28. loser 10.2 5 letters 24 synonyms
29. model 135 5 letters 159 synonyms
30. poke 3.98 4 letters 88 synonyms
31. portrait 16.6 8 letters 37 synonyms
32. punch 20.9 5 letters 116 synonyms
33. statue 12.3 6 letters 22 synonyms
34. teats 0.19 5 letters 8 synonyms
35. thorax 0.76 6 letters 15 synonyms
36. torso 2.57 5 letters 27 synonyms
37. turkey 36.3 6 letters 22 synonyms
38. washout 0.33 7 letters 21 synonym
4 definitions
bust (Noun) —   A complete failure 1 example
1. ex. "the play was a dismal bust"
bust (Noun) —   The chest of a woman
bust (Noun) —   A sculpture of the head and shoulders of a person
bust (Noun) —   An occasion for excessive eating or drinking 1 example
1. ex. "they went on a bust that lasted three days"
7 types of
# Word Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. chest 5 letters 37 synonyms
2. failure 7 letters 88 synonyms
3. pectus 6 letters 2 synonyms
4. revel 5 letters 56 synonyms
5. revelry 7 letters 29 synonyms
6. sculpture 9 letters 21 synonym
7. thorax 6 letters 15 synonyms
6 types
# Word Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. bomb 4 letters 80 synonyms
2. clunker 7 letters 10 synonyms
3. dud 3 letters 17 synonyms
4. flop 4 letters 60 synonyms
5. piss-up 6 letters 0 synonyms
6. turkey 6 letters 22 synonyms
1 part of
# Word Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. female body 10 letters 0 synonyms

2. bust (Verb)

30 synonyms
# Word Frequency Likes Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. apprehend 1.05 9 letters 69 synonyms
2. arrest 35.5 6 letters 135 synonyms
3. box 110 3 letters 86 synonyms
4. break 151 5 letters 324 synonyms
5. buffet 3.47 6 letters 61 synonym
6. bump 9.55 4 letters 107 synonyms
7. burst 14.1 5 letters 109 synonyms
8. capture 26.3 7 letters 97 synonyms
9. cashier 3.72 7 letters 27 synonyms
10. catch 74.1 5 letters 183 synonyms
11. chop 5.89 4 letters 54 synonyms
12. clout 1.7 5 letters 25 synonyms
13. cuff 3.24 4 letters 48 synonyms
14. degrade 1.91 7 letters 55 synonyms
15. demote 0.2 6 letters 13 synonyms
16. depress 0.72 7 letters 97 synonyms
17. detain 1.62 6 letters 50 synonyms
18. fall apart 41.7 9 letters 10 synonyms
19. incarcerate 0.16 11 letters 29 synonyms
20. lessenen.synonym.one 2.34 6 letters 86 synonyms
21. nab 1.32 3 letters 30 synonyms
22. poke 3.98 4 letters 88 synonyms
23. punch 20.9 5 letters 116 synonyms
24. raid 15.5 4 letters 58 synonyms
25. rupture 1.91 7 letters 54 synonyms
26. seize 6.31 5 letters 99 synonyms
27. snap 16.2 4 letters 111 synonyms
28. tear 22.4 4 letters 109 synonyms
29. wear 83.2 4 letters 62 synonyms
30. wear out 80.4 7 letters 32 synonyms
5 definitions
bust (Verb) —   Ruin completely
bust (Verb) —   Search without warning, make a sudden surprise attack on 1 example
1. ex. "The police bust the crack house"
bust (Verb) —   Separate or cause to separate abruptly 1 example
1. ex. "bust the paper"
bust (Verb) —   Go to pieces
bust (Verb) —   Break open or apart suddenly and forcefully
17 types of
# Word Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. assail 6 letters 70 synonyms
2. attack 6 letters 181 synonym
3. break 5 letters 324 synonyms
4. come apart 9 letters 4 synonyms
5. crumble 7 letters 33 synonyms
6. decay 5 letters 100 synonyms
7. destroy 7 letters 127 synonyms
8. dilapidate 10 letters 2 synonyms
9. disunite 8 letters 47 synonyms
10. divide 6 letters 98 synonyms
11. fall apart 9 letters 10 synonyms
12. part 4 letters 183 synonyms
13. ruin 4 letters 149 synonyms
14. separate 8 letters 209 synonyms
15. spifflicate 11 letters 6 synonyms
16. spiflicate 10 letters 6 synonyms
17. split up 7 letters 21 synonym
12 types
# Word Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. break down 9 letters 69 synonyms
2. fray 4 letters 36 synonyms
3. frazzle 7 letters 1 synonym
4. lacerate 8 letters 27 synonyms
5. pull 4 letters 126 synonyms
6. rend 4 letters 43 synonyms
7. rip 3 letters 56 synonyms
8. rip up 5 letters 2 synonyms
9. rive 4 letters 22 synonyms
10. shatter 7 letters 48 synonyms
11. shred 5 letters 95 synonyms
12. tear up 6 letters 2 synonyms
1 see also
# Word Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. bust up 6 letters 3 synonyms

3. bust (Adjective)

9 synonyms
# Word Frequency Likes Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. bankrupt 5.37 8 letters 38 synonyms
2. belly-up 12.5 7 letters 2 synonyms
3. broke 70.8 5 letters 93 synonyms
4. cash-strapped 2.67 12 letters 7 synonyms
5. skint 0.26 5 letters 7 synonyms
6. stone-broke 33.4 10 letters 7 synonyms
7. stony-broke 1.94 10 letters 7 synonyms
8. strapped 2.75 8 letters 15 synonyms
9. strapped for cash 2.67 15 letters 7 synonyms
2 definitions
bust (Adjective) —   Without or very short of money 1 example
1. ex. "not so long ago that he was so bust his debit card was declined"
bust (Adjective) —   Financially ruined
8 misspelling
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All synonyms in one line
bankruptcy, binge, bomb, boobs, bosom, en.synonym.one, bout, box, breast, buffet, carving, chest, chop, clinker, clout, collapse, cuff, dud, failing, failure, female chest, fiasco, figure, fizzle, flop, heart, en.synonym.one, image, lemon, loser, model, poke, portrait, punch, statue, teats, thorax, torso, turkey, washout, apprehend, arrest, box, break, buffet, en.synonym.one, bump, burst, capture, cashier, catch, chop, clout, cuff, degrade, demote, depress, detain, fall apart, incarcerate, lessen, nab, poke, punch, raid, rupture, en.synonym.one, seize, snap, tear, wear, wear out, bankrupt, belly-up, broke, cash-strapped, skint, en.synonym.one, stone-broke, stony-broke, strapped, strapped for cash.
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