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Meaning bustle meaning

What does bustle mean?

bustle

— verb (= bustle about) move or cause to move energetically or busily The cheerleaders bustled about excitingly before their performance — noun a rapid active commotion — noun a framework worn at the back below the waist for giving fullness to a woman's skirt

Synonyms bustle synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as bustle?

bustle English » English

fuss hurry commotion stir uproar tumult hustle confusion ado noise activity rush pother flurry turmoil trouble prosperity hubbub bustle about haste disturbance crowd vanity sputter sizzle scurry row potter about make a fuss hurry about hasten fluster disorder coil clamour be busy agitation welter vivacity vitality turnout turbulence trepidation to-do thronging throng swarm speed seethe scuffle

Topics bustle topics

What do people use bustle to talk about?
Daily life Clothing

Traditional clothing
Physical actions Move Manner of movement

Move quickly

Conjugation bustle conjugation

How do you conjugate bustle?

bustle · verb

Examples bustle examples

How do I use bustle in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Living in the noise and bustle of a large city, we sometimes feel like going into the country.
I miss the hustle and bustle of city life.
Easter Monday is an official holiday in France, on which people can rest after all the hustle and bustle of Easter.
Even though Tom was brought up in the country, he loves the hustle and bustle of the city.

Movie subtitles

The bustle of winter sports.
Shake your bustle, little woman.
Let my bustle go!
I can fix this bustle myself!
Who has my bustle?
Give me my bustle!
Soapy, give me a hand with my bustle.
There wouldn't be this last minute hustle bustle if you'd kept my table.
Built 500 years ago by Lord Dokan Ota its tranquil setting amid green pine trees and a large moat contrasts strongly with the bustle of modern Tokyo.
Which done. God take King Edward to his mercy. and leave the world for me. to bustle in.
Come, bustle, bustle.
Except this here bustle, which I've been using for a mousetrap.
Hustle and bustle, boy.
Where is it anyway? Who has my bustle?
Sit in your own seat. - Give me my bustle!
What is a bustle?
I hear you broke your hip chasing a blond. No, no, my bustle's fine.
Always the highest in his class, never had he thrown a stone into a window, nor did he ever put a mouse in his teacher's bustle.
Necessary me Aunt Dinahs bustle.
What a hustle and bustle again.
Come on, bustle. Make like a housewife!
It's been 10 years since you nestled your bustle in that.
I run and I bustle, I beg and I quiz, I beseech enchant..
Its quiet setting with its green pine trees and moat is quite a contrast to the bustle of Tokyo.
God take King Edward to his mercy. and leave the world for me. to bustle in.
Come on, bustle.
He hasn't apologized yet, mind we don't forget in all this bustle!
The bustle, the anxiety, the traveling.
In the troubles of the mundane bustle.
All began to bustle.
We can't wait. The wedding's in half an hour. We must strike in the hustle and bustle beforehand.
But this conversation is best kept out of the everyday bustle of this office.

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