Bust
Separate
Separate verb - To set or force apart.
Common collocations
| party | bust party | separate party |
| family | bust family | separate family |
| couple | bust couple | separate couple |
| characters | bust characters | separate characters |
| Other words: head. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Great Escape: Happens when the Sanctuary kids team up with the facility kids to bust them out (happens on two separate occasions, actually) Hair-Trigger Temper: Sydney, obviously.
Source: Roleplay / This Is Why We Fight - Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude and Box Office Bust are mostly a separate series from the Al Lowe series, apart from being set in the same world.
Source: In Name Only / Video Games -
North and West Wales: Wales West and North/Teledu Cymru from 1962-64, when the station went bust and its franchise area was merged with the rest of Wales and West of England.In 1981, a separate nationwide franchise was set up for an early morning service called TV-am, which began on 1 February 1983.
Source: Creator / ITV
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