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bust up

VERB
  1. smash or break forcefully
    The kid busted up the car

How To Use bust up In A Sentence

  • Another chance to bust up the happy couple is thrown away.
  • His comic act became boring recitations of his troubles with police who would bust up his act as "obscene."
  • A couple of teachers stepped in to bust up the fight.
  • A couple of teachers stepped in to bust up the fight.
  • Usually, a pass is made with a rolling cultivator to bust up the clods and make for a finer tilth.
  • Hey, not to bust up the fun, but we have an hour to get back to camp to relieve our poor junior counselors.
  • They have seized companies run by mobsters in the drywall, window-replacement, and painting industries to bust up cartels.
  • Hey, not to bust up the fun, but we have an hour to get back to camp to relieve our poor junior counselors.
  • The couple bust up after an argument.
  • Avoid a closed-up neckline, and strapless gowns, which usually push the bust up too much.
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