to bustin
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9.8
- verb
- /ˈbʌstɪn/
- Slang
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detener
- So this kid gets busted and he's in jail.
So this kid gets busted and he's in jail.
- So this kid gets busted and he's in jail.
- And and basically he got busted and he became ADEA informant.
- Like what's great though, is that you get busted for this racket.
- All right, so Fast forward to you getting busted and getting the five years.
- So as far as we know, as far as we can find out, the guy got busted through bad OPSEC.
- But then what happened was I got busted.
- And So what happens is I want to say it's his cousin gets busted with a bunch of ice.
- But all these guys and we're hanging out with him after he'd been busted as a convicted child offender.
- And yeah, so he's saying Ghostbusters keep on busting.
- I'm but I'm so curious to the teacher that I busted for drinking.
- And when they're busted, their photography equipment is set up on that desk.
Examples
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All right, so Fast forward to you getting busted and getting the five years.
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He was surprised when the officers showed up to bust him for speeding.
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So as far as we know, as far as we can find out, the guy got busted through bad OPSEC.
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A lot of guys that got busted weren't guys that were high level guys.
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Like what's great though, is that you get busted for this racket.
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And and basically he got busted and he became ADEA informant.
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The police are working hard to bust the drug ring in our neighborhood.
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After months of surveillance, the FBI finally managed to bust the group involved in the scheme.
Synonyms
320
6.1
To enter a place suddenly to arrest people
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5.8
Catch someone suddenly to stop or arrest them
Antonyms
How Forceful
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bustin is also slang from bust, meaning 'to arrest' or 'catch' someone, as in a police 'bust'. So when people say officers were bustin people, they mean the police were catching or arresting them.