Synonym: binge, bout, break, broke, burst, fall apart, female chest, fizzle, flop, raid, rupture, skint, snap, stone-broke, stony-broke, tear, wear, wear out. Similar words: busted, robust, bustle, bustling, robustly, combustion, robustness, filibuster. Meaning: [bʌst] 
n. 1. a complete failure 2. the chest of a woman 3. a sculpture of the head and shoulders of a person 4. an occasion for excessive eating or drinking. v. 1. ruin completely 2. search without warning, make a sudden surprise attack on 3. separate or cause to separate abruptly 4. go to pieces 5. break open or apart suddenly and forcefully. adj. lacking funds.
n. 1. a complete failure 2. the chest of a woman 3. a sculpture of the head and shoulders of a person 4. an occasion for excessive eating or drinking. v. 1. ruin completely 2. search without warning, make a sudden surprise attack on 3. separate or cause to separate abruptly 4. go to pieces 5. break open or apart suddenly and forcefully. adj. lacking funds. 
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181. By the time Mikhail Gorbachev initiated perestroika and glasnost in the late 1980s, the Soviet Union was all but bust.
182. The boom resolves itself in a bust whose twin children are capital consumption and unemployment.
183. But Egypt wants Nefertiti back and a document showing that the bust only left the country because of skulduggery could well strengthen Cairo's case.
184. You get into the kitchen and bust some suds to pay for your meal!
185. The market for initial public offerings (I.P.O.s) of stock by U.S. companies never fully recovered from the tech bust.
186. Our recent "difficulties" are merely the next-to-last bubble in a process of boom and bust the world-system has been undergoing since around 1970.
187. I'm going to bust in on that damned harbor master.
188. Mark the armhole notches, bust point and dart ends with small holes, using a compass point or map pins.
189. The economy lurched between boom and bust, culminating in near - bankruptcy in 2001.
190. The bust dart is situated approximately 6 cm below the underarm position.
191. What's interesting is that in last cycle of the dotcom boom and bust(http://sentencedict.com/bust.html), oil started to recover during the fourth wave down while equities were still falling.
192. Averting the disruptive extremes of boom and bust can help bring about long - term growth.
193. You love rabble-rousing, and you love to bust systems open.
194. I worked up a lump of clay into a bust of my mother.
195. Bust Out The Bustier Check your va-va-voom at the office door.
196. The other people are bust. So don't fear overinsurance for your downside, even if you lag behind as a result.
197. If you have a large bust, invest in a good support bra.
198. I hate to bust up the party, but we gotta go.
199. The historical artifact that Mrs. MacReady warns them not to touch is the bust of Dante Alighieri.
200. This was a perfect recipe for a runaway boom - and for a ruinous bust.
201. You can bust a gut sixteen hours a day, seven days a week, but if your product is lousy, you've wasted your time.
More similar words: busted, robust, bustle, bustling, robustly, combustion, robustness, filibuster, combustible, blockbuster, incomplete combustion, bus, bush, buses, abuse, busy, bushed, bushel, busing, ambush, nimbus, incubus, busily, busboy, disabuse, omnibus, rhombus, busy bee, minibus, bus stop.