busk

[bʌsk]

busk Definition

to perform music or other entertainment in a public place, usually for money.

Using busk: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "busk" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The street musician was busking on the corner.

  • Example

    She decided to busk in the park to earn some extra cash.

  • Example

    The band used to busk in front of the local coffee shop.

busk Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for busk

Phrases with busk

  • to improvise or perform without preparation

    Example

    We didn't have any sheet music, so we just had to busk it.

  • a designated area where street performers can legally perform

    Example

    The city council has set up several busk stops around town to encourage street performers.

  • buskathon

    an event where multiple street performers gather to perform together

    Example

    The annual buskathon attracts performers from all over the country.

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Summary: busk in Brief

'Busk' [bʌsk] means to perform music or other entertainment in a public place, often for money. It is commonly used to describe street performances, such as 'The street musician was busking on the corner.' 'Busk' can also be used in phrases like 'busk it,' meaning to improvise, and 'busk stop,' which refers to a designated area for street performers.