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Meanings of buster in English
Catalan
domador de poltres A person born in the generation following the baby boom when the birth rate fell dramatically.
Usage of buster in English
1
In terms of even recent historical perspective, it was hardly a coupon-buster.
2
They mistakenly dropped a thirty-thousand-pound bunker-buster bomb not far from Luxor, Egypt.
3
As to when can we expect this sure to be block buster?
4
If that explains the COVID-19 contradictions, he thought, a clot-buster might help.
5
The boy was beginning to ride the shoulders like a bronco buster.
6
A wild southerly buster was blowing, bringing rain with it in floods.
7
Privacy Protector By Jacob Ward Think of it as a paparazzi buster.
8
Singapore, upheld by WHO as a model dengue buster, faces this threat.
9
Don't stop a little bumpkin buster what's got business in both hands.
10
No chance, buster.' Isaac strode up to Dom and held out the box.
11
Getting used to Beals as the emotionally distant ball-buster takes time.
12
Any exercise, no matter how unstructured, is a great stress buster.
13
But it's difficult to know exactly who this niche-buster is for.
14
The broncho-buster that we had in the grand opening last year.
15
That's good to hear, brother, 'cause we got a ball-buster on our hands.
16
Deep enough so that no American bunker-buster bomb could ever penetrate.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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