Bust and Floor

Bust

Bust verb - To deliver a blow to (someone or something) usually in a strong vigorous manner.

Usage example: busted the storekeeper on the nose and was promptly arrested for it

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Floor and bust are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Floor" instead a verb "Bust".

Nearby Words: busted, buster, busting

Floor verb - To cause an unpleasant surprise for.

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Bust and floor are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bust" instead a verb "Floor".

Nearby Words: floored, flooring, floorboard

nice	nice bust	nice floor
normal	normal bust	normal floor
complete	complete bust	complete floor
original	original bust	original floor
Other adjectives: fake, visible, wrong, new.

Jump Scare: In the mission "Terminus", opening a door on the eighth floor reveals a bust of a bear with his front paws up ready to attack, complete with requisite Scare Chord.

Source: Video Game / Hitman: Absolution
Turns out her witch-hat is reinforced, and Nanny survives because all the hat had to do was bust through the rotton floorboards of the lowest floor.

Source: Hard Head / Literature
Ulquiorra battle, where four characters separately bust into the same room through the floor, the inside wall, the outside wall, and from another dimension.

Source: There Was a Door

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