Bust and Mistake

Bust

Bust noun - A hard strike with a part of the body or an instrument.

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

Nearby Words: busted, buster, busting

Mistake

Mistake noun - A wrong judgment.

Bust and mistake are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bust" instead a noun "Mistake".

Nearby Words: mistaken, mistakenly, mistaking

How words are described

similar similar bust similar mistake
complete complete bust complete mistake
original original bust original mistake
many many bust many mistake
Other adjectives: stupid, small, massive, big, huge, slight, easy, famous, major, basic, smallest, giant, bigger, biggest.

Common collocations

man bust man mistake man
guy bust guy mistake guy
time bust time mistake time
way bust way mistake way
Other words: characters, head, dragon, brother, doctor.

Both words in one sentence

  • He goes to such trouble to cover up his mistake that at one point he even enlists the help of Madame Foster herself to impersonate her own bust.
  • In A Bronx Tale, when a gang of bikers mistake an old school mob bar for a "straight" establishment and try to bust it up: "Now youse can't leave."
  • Series / Keen Eddie She, along with a convincing co-star, tricks him into planning a drug-bust for the wrong warehouse, and as a result of his mistake, inadvertently supplies London's drug lords with a year's worth of oxycodone.
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