bussin'
verbEtymology Respelling of busting (or bursting, as in "bursting with flavor") to reflect pronunciation with consonant cluster reduction and g-dropping. Compare chirren, chil'ren.
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Pronunciation spelling Pronunciation spelling of bussing.
- “Reckon I'll be bussin' tables over t the L and L.” “You don't have civil service protection?” Edgar shook his head.1998, Richard Parrish, Defending the Truth, Onyx Books, →ISBN:
- "Before too long, they'll be bussin' 'em up from Seattle to take my fish."2000, Barbara Bretton, The Bride Came C. O. D., Harlequin Books, →ISBN:
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- “I'd still be bussin' dishes an' Rebecca here would still be workin' in the galley. Shit.” Bill went on.2018, Timothy J Amerine, Hell in a Handbasket, Xlibris Corporation, →ISBN:
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Pronunciation spelling Pronunciation spelling of busting.
- “I be bussin' these niggas asses in Scrabble, so that shit is gon' help my game, you feel me?” “No doubt, I know damn well you be bussin' them niggas' asses, […]”2006, Tina Brooks McKinney, B.L.U.N.T., Meisha Camm, Around the Way Girls 8, Urban Books, →ISBN:
- “Well, at least the partners know we're the ones who are bussin' our butts to make the campaigns happen.” “That's just it,” Vincent said. “They don't know, […]"2018, G. Modele Clarke, Stories from the Pews, Xlibris Corporation, →ISBN: