| BUSTARDS | • bustards n. Plural of bustard. • BUSTARD n. any bird of the genus Otis, resembling cranes. |
| BUSTIERS | • bustiers n. Plural of bustier. • BUSTIER n. (French) a kind of strapless brassiere. |
| BUSTIEST | • bustiest adj. Superlative form of busty: most busty. • BUSTY adj. full-bosomed. |
| BUSTINGS | • bustings n. Plural of busting. • BUSTING n. the act of busting. |
| BUSTLERS | • bustlers n. Plural of bustler. • BUSTLER n. one who bustles. |
| BUSTLINE | • bustline n. A notional line around a woman’s bust. • bustline n. The circumference of this line. • BUSTLINE n. the width around a woman's upper torso. |
| BUSTLING | • bustling adj. Busy; full of energy and noisy activity. • bustling v. Present participle of bustle. • bustling n. A bustle; a busy stir. |
| COMBUSTS | • combusts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of combust. • COMBUST v. to burn. |
| ROBUSTAS | • robustas n. Plural of robusta. • ROBUSTA n. a kind of coffee grown in Africa. |
| ROBUSTER | • robuster adj. Comparative form of robust: more robust. • ROBUST adj. strong and healthy. |
| ROBUSTLY | • robustly adv. In a robust manner. • ROBUST adv. strong and healthy. |
| UNBUSTED | • unbusted adj. Not busted. • UNBUSTED adj. not burst. |