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busted

Busted vs Dusted - What's the difference?

busted | dusted |


As verbs the difference between busted and dusted

is that busted is past tense of bust while dusted is past tense of dust.

As an adjective busted

is having a certain type of bust breasts; cleavage.

Busted vs Bused - What's the difference?

busted | bused |


As verbs the difference between busted and bused

is that busted is past tense of bust while bused is past tense of bus.

As an adjective busted

is having a certain type of bust breasts; cleavage.

Busted vs Bustled - What's the difference?

busted | bustled |


As adjectives the difference between busted and bustled

is that busted is having a certain type of bust breasts; cleavage while bustled is having a bustle, as clothing.

As verbs the difference between busted and bustled

is that busted is past tense of bust while bustled is past tense of bustle.

Busted vs Bested - What's the difference?

busted | bested |


As verbs the difference between busted and bested

is that busted is (bust) while bested is (best) or bested can be variant of (bestead).

As an adjective busted

is (often used in combination with an adjective) having a certain type of bust or busted can be (slang) broke; having no money.

Busted vs Lusted - What's the difference?

busted | lusted |


As verbs the difference between busted and lusted

is that busted is past tense of bust while lusted is past tense of lust.

As an adjective busted

is having a certain type of bust breasts; cleavage.

Busted vs Busied - What's the difference?

busted | busied |


As verbs the difference between busted and busied

is that busted is past tense of bust while busied is past tense of busy.

As an adjective busted

is having a certain type of bust breasts; cleavage.

Busted vs Basted - What's the difference?

busted | basted |


As verbs the difference between basted and busted

is that basted is past tense of baste while busted is past tense of bust.

As an adjective busted is

having a certain type of bust breasts; cleavage.

Busted vs Buster - What's the difference?

busted | buster |


As an adjective busted

is (often used in combination with an adjective) having a certain type of bust or busted can be (slang) broke; having no money.

As a verb busted

is (bust).

As a proper noun buster is

or buster can be (male).

As a noun buster is

(a specific instance of) buster : guy, dude, fella, mack, buddy, loser.

Busted vs Bushed - What's the difference?

busted | bushed |


As adjectives the difference between busted and bushed

is that busted is having a certain type of bust breasts; cleavage while bushed is very tired; exhausted.

As a verb busted

is past tense of bust.

Busted vs Bussed - What's the difference?

busted | bussed |


As verbs the difference between busted and bussed

is that busted is past tense of bust while bussed is past tense of bus, an alternative spelling of nocap=1 lang=en.

As an adjective busted

is having a certain type of bust breasts; cleavage.

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