bust up
Speech parts
1. bust up - Noun
2. bust up - Verb
Meaning
a serious quarrel (especially one that ends a friendship)
smash or break forcefully
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bust-up
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Examples
The kid busted up the car
Abidal told reporters that he hopes the Argentine skipper will sign a new deal soon despite the bust-up.
Beckham was sold to Real Madrid in 2003 after a turbulent final season which included the infamous dressing room bust-up with Sir Alex Ferguson after losing 2-0 at home to Arsenal in the FA Cup.
At the forefront has been the FPI, whose members have harassed women for not wearing conservative clothing and who have been known to bust up nightclubs and harass people of other faiths, sometimes believed to be at the behest of the police.
Revealed: How 'CHINO*' the insulting No.10 nickname for Sajid Javid helped trigger big bust-up that led to.
Magazine giant Conde Nast said bust up rumours 'completely false'