Busts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BUSTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BUST, to break, shatter
• break, split, or burst
• (of a group or couple) separate, typically after a quarrel
• violently disrupt
• strike violently
• escape
• (of the police) raid or search (premises where illegal activity is suspected)
• be caught in the act of doing something wrong
• reduce (a soldier) to a lower rank; demote
• (in blackjack and similar card games) exceed the score of 21, so losing one's stake.
• arrest
NOUN:
• a period of economic difficulty or depression
• a raid or arrest by the police
• a worthless thing
• a violent blow
• a woman's chest as measured around her breasts
• a woman's breasts, especially considered in terms of their size
• a sculpture of a person's head, shoulders, and chest.
ADJECTIVE:
• damaged or broken
• bankrupt
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to burst

Words related to BUSTS

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How to use BUSTS in a sentence

• On every wall were gigantic paintings in thick ornate frames, and between the windows stood heroic busts of marble set upon columns of basalt.
• There were no flowers, no perfumes, no busts, in this ascetic place.
• Here monks lived in their cells, worshipping the deities of whom they had thousands of busts and reliefs sculptured in stone, some of more than life-size, some diminutive.
• Needing but two more subjects, we looked about Chilchota the next day, hoping to find indians from the more remote villages, who might permit their busts to be made.
• As we started, he who had recognized the bust of Jesus insisted upon accompanying us a way for friendship, and on the journey made various wise remarks regarding the busts.
• It is true, our subjects for busts were an awkward and trying lot.
• On the way, we secured our full series of Tarascan busts, at the Once Pueblos.
• He has copied already two busts, the Young Augustus and the Psyche, and is engaged on another, enchanted with his new trade, working six hours a day.
• Story made a companion bust of her, and both busts were subsequently executed in marble on the commission of Mr.
• A single lamp diffused its mild light over the books, pictures, and busts round her, leaving the further end of the room, in which the bed was placed, almost lost in obscurity.
• Get the fish if you can, Jack, old boy, even if it busts old Horace.
• How terrible all these great plaster figures are, and the busts, too! They are so dreary, they have the air of being made for a cemetery.
• Poets wrote verses to be inscribed on the pedestals of the busts, or below the portraits.
• In the Last Judgment it is a splendid God you see among a crowd of men with heads like the busts in a Roman gallery, with all the aloofness and dignity of those weary emperors.
• Busts, and even statues, I believe, have been attempted in this branch of art.
• I remember to have seen, when at Sevres, many busts of the late Duc de Berri in the process of drying, previously to being put into the oven.
• They were the busts of Frederick the Great and Napoleon, on whose foreheads beamed the same radiant light.
• Those young descendants of Remus who carry plaster figures on their heads, offered busts of Chatillon for sale upon the bridges.
• Miss Beveridge was first noticed as an artist in this country in 1892, when her busts of ex-President Cleveland and Mr.
• Bloch has made numerous portrait busts, among them being the kings of Spain and Portugal, Buffalo Bill, C.
• Damer executed many portrait busts, some animal subjects, two colossal heads, symbolic of the Thames and the Isis, intended for the adornment of the bridge at Henley.
• Her portrait busts of her relatives were numerous and are still seen in private galleries.
• Hill made busts of Thomas Carlyle, Sir David Brewster, Sir Noel Paton, Richard Irven, of New York, and others.
• The colossal figures of Hercules were still supporting the heavy cornice, and the busts of the Roman emperors looked out majestically from their niches.
• Then, when another play was being prepared, the busts, however fine, would probably go down to the cellar.
• She described how the door had opened, and what gloomy avenues of busts and palm-trees and umbrellas had been revealed to her.
• The contrast of their portrait busts is remarkable, and gives a fair indication of the character of each of them.

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