busking

[ˈbʌskɪŋ]

busking Definition

• 1. the activity of playing music or performing in a public place, usually for money
• 2. the act of performing on the street or in another public place for voluntary donations

Using busking: Examples

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

• Example

  The city council has strict regulations on busking.

• Example

  He makes a living by busking on the streets.

• Example

  Busking is a common sight in tourist areas.

busking Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for busking

• street performance
• street musician
• street artist

Phrases with busking

• busk it

  to improvise music or a performance without preparation

  Example

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

• busk stop

  a designated area where buskers can perform

  Example

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

• buskathon

  an event where multiple buskers perform in a competition or festival

  Example

  The annual buskathon draws performers from all over the country.

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Summary: busking in Brief

Busking [ˈbʌskɪŋ] is the act of performing music or other entertainment in a public place, often for voluntary donations. It is a common sight in tourist areas and regulated by city councils. 'Busk it' refers to improvising a performance, while 'busk stop' is a designated area for busking. 'Buskathon' is an event where multiple buskers perform in a competition or festival.