bursts

Meanings

• Noun

  A sudden, explosive release of energy, pressure, or volume.

  - "The bursting of a balloon."
  - "The burst of a firework."
  - "The burst of laughter."

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Synonyms

spurt

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with bursts
curses , peruses , hearse , rehearse

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Homophones

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1. Bursts (English) : Sudden, explosive release of energy
   

2. Bursts (Scottish Gaelic) : A place of great abundance or productivity
   

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Variants

List of all variants of bursts that leads to same result
burst , burst at the seams , bursted , bursted at the seams , bursting , bursting at the seams , bursts , bursts at the seams , air burst , air bursts , airburst , airbursts , bubble , bubbles , burst her bubble , burst her bubbles , burst his bubble , burst his bubbles , burst my bubble , burst my bubbles , burst one's bubble , burst one's bubbles , burst someone's bubble , burst someone's bubbles , burst their bubble , burst their bubbles , burst your bubble , burst your bubbles , bursting her bubble , bursting her bubbles , bursting his bubble , bursting his bubbles , bursting my bubble , bursting my bubbles , bursting one's bubble , bursting one's bubbles , bursting someone's bubble , bursting someone's bubbles , bursting their bubble , bursting their bubbles , bursting your bubble , bursting your bubbles , bursts her bubble , bursts her bubbles , bursts his bubble , bursts his bubbles , bursts my bubble , bursts my bubbles , bursts one's bubble , bursts one's bubbles , bursts someone's bubble , bursts someone's bubbles , bursts their bubble , bursts their bubbles , bursts your bubble , bursts your bubbles , on the bubble , gamma ray burst , gamma ray bursts , gamma-ray burst , gamma-ray bursts , burst into , bursted into , bursting into , bursts into , burst out , bursted out , bursting out , bursts out

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Forms

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Bursts (plural), Burst (verb)

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Etymology

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From Old English byrstan ‘to break, burst, rupture’.

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Trivia

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1. The largest water balloon ever burst was 10 feet in diameter and held 11,000 gallons of water.

2. The world record for the most water balloons burst with the feet in one minute is 4,952.

3. The term 'burst' is also used in physics to describe the sudden expansion or rupture of a material under pressure.

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Related Concepts

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1. Explosion: A violent release of energy, often accompanied by a loud noise and the expulsion of gas or other material.

2. Release: To make something available or known, often suddenly or unexpectedly.

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Culture

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Bursts have been used extensively in various forms of art and literature to depict intense emotions, energy, and action. In poetry, bursts are often used as metaphors for sudden, explosive feelings or experiences.

How to Memorize "bursts"

1. visualize
   

   - Imagine a balloon being squeezed until it bursts.
   - Visualize a firework exploding in the night sky.
   - Visualize a group of people laughing so hard that they burst out in tears.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word 'bursts' with energy, explosions, and sudden releases.
   - Associate the word 'bursts' with intense emotions and strong reactions.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Use the acronym BURSTS to remember the definition: Break, Under, Release, Sudden, Tension, Surprise.
   - Create a mental image of a bursting balloon or firework to help remember the meaning.

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