Similar words: filibuster, exhausted, robust, bustle, bustling, combustion, ouster, austere. Meaning: [bʌst] 
adj. 1. suddenly and violently broken open especially from internal pressure (`busted' is an informal term for `burst') 2. out of working order (`busted' is an informal substitute for `broken').
adj. 1. suddenly and violently broken open especially from internal pressure (`busted' is an informal term for `burst') 2. out of working order (`busted' is an informal substitute for `broken'). 
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91, This interesting product is a 38 cm or 15 inch tall robot which is petite, friendly and big - busted.
92, In every chewed-up stereo speaker, busted screen door, purloined grilled cheese sandwich and bouquet of decapitated flowers, Mr. Grogan finds more about Marley to love.
93, The grenades had busted every crate and punched rents into the walls.
94, You are so busted!
95, I! I'll report you to the police and have you busted ,(Sentencedict.com) bloodsucker.
96, Next night I figured out what she was up to and I busted her.
97, Jim Coates: Well, now and then, for no good reason a man can figure out, life will just haul off and knock him flat. Slam him agin the ground so hard, it seems like all of his insides is busted.
98, I'll report you to the police and have you busted, bloodsucker .
99, I didn't grow up in the streets without learning how to patch a busted noggin.
100, McGee is a hard-nosed "salvage expert" — actually a private eye who lives on a boat (called The Busted Flush) and is one of the most memorable detective characters since Sherlock Holmes.
More similar words: filibuster, exhausted, robust, bustle, bustling, combustion, ouster, austere, cluster, fluster, austerity, flustered, lackluster, sustenance, roasted, twisted, enlisted, arrested, congested, contested, interested, unassisted, flabbergasted, step by step, bus, abuse, bush, busy, minibus, business.