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  • meaning - What does I am busting mean? - English Language Usage . . .
    "Busting" is a synonym for "bursting " When George says he's busting, he means he's "bursting with emotion" (see "a sudden expression or manifestation, as of emotion") It doesn't have anything to do with breaking the cycle of bad luck (although that's certainly a factor in his emotions); he just means he's really happy
  • phrases - Whats the word for “busting the myth”? - English Language . . .
    Depends on the audience but in non sensational writing, myths (which by their definition are not true) need to be supported, to do otherwise looks loaded jmoreno mentions that some terms are accurate in individual cases, to show differentiation from the group but that has the opposite intent from what the author probably wants because it reinforces the stereotype, by illustrating an exception
  • Whats the origin of the idiom bust ones chops?
    "I've been busting my chops trying to spring these last twenty-one good American boys from this stinking can, when along comes that blonde floozie and knocks — " J S Farmer W E Henley, Slang and Its Analogues, Past and Present (1891) notes that chops was slang for "mouth," as in the phrases "lick the chops {CHOPS = the mouth, lips, jaws
  • Meaning of bust on somebody - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    1987 N Y Times 19 Dec 51 2, I used to be real bad, always busting on people and clowning around 1996 D London Sun Dancer (1998) i 12 ‘Relax, Clem, you got the pants,’ Elijah said, without looking up from under his ten-gallon I laughed We were always busting on Clem's pants
  • american english - What is the origin of breaking ones balls . . .
    Why you gotta be busting my balls all the time Or he's a real ball buster Comes from the practice of castrating bulls by breaking their balls with the end of a stick Also, when someone is a pain in the ass all the time, and drives your spirit down with their nonsense, they are a real ball buster Busting balls keeps people humble as well
  • meaning in context - What does a flute busting mean? - English . . .
    As it is a rap video the rap use of busting is obviously intended Although it's normally used to describe flamboyant dancing as in "busting some moves" (or "shapes" in the UK) "flute busting Prussian" is obviously meant to convey the meaning of "a Prussian who habitually plays the flute in an impressive, flamboyant, and probably rapid way"
  • etymology - Bust a cap meaning and derivation - English Language . . .
    I've always believed that the phrase "bust a cap in yo ass" was AAVE for: To shoot an individual with a gun Whilst trying to figure out what the cap actually meant, I ran into this alternate
  • Vulgar slang equivalent to Breaking someones balls
    busting my balls There are a couple of alternatives that are less vulgar but still informal The most tame is simply quit giving me a hard time quit busting my chops (most of the other items there are about exerting great effort, rather than 'giving me a hard time') quit yanking my chain (most of the others are about literally pulling some
  • slang - What is the meaning of Bussin juugs? - English Language . . .
    bussin should be interpreted as busting (it's written as "bustin" on Gucci Mane's t-shirt in the official video of the song) juugs is also sometimes spelled joogs I believe it derives from the word "drug" As a noun, it seems to mean something like a small-time drug dealer, or the act of selling a small quantity of drugs
  • phrase requests - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    Busting someone's balls generally, where I live, is more about getting on to someone about something - sometimes just to get a rise out of them, often to take them to task over an issue Busting chops is generally more to get a rise as is getting someone's goat So more commonly here, like if you have a harsh boss that is demanding, you'd say





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