Bürst

To get unbelievably inebriated and make rash decisions. Often followed by acts of ‘getting it wrong’.

The Kemandem got so bürst last night and got it completely wrong

by Funnysox November 19, 2025

Burst

-Pinging off pills, the result of the action of taking ecstasy pills having no jaw and eyes bulging and sweat drippings. All round good time.

"Yo stevo i'm well burst"
"ye mate"

by Baz420 March 2, 2017

burst

break suddenly and violently apart, spilling the contents.

Girlfriend: *holds her belly in agony*
Me: What is wrong?
Girlfriend: I feel like I'm about to burst!
Me: *freaks out* Oh God! *runs*

by vincentupsdellred December 10, 2016

burst

Scottish vernacular for something broken, punctured or otherwise gubbed.

The fitba was o'er because wee Eck's toepoke burst the feckin baw.

by Anndra Dubhacan January 15, 2006

burst

To 'burst' someone is to shoot someone.
The famous example of the word 'burst' being used in this context was in the Megaman (of so solid crew) murder case when a witness claimed he heard megaman telling a friend he was going to 'burst' someone who had disrespected him.

1.
Clarke: yo blud this new Take That tune is off da hizzle fo shizzle
Matt: Bumbaclot, if me hear u say that again i'll burst yo' b*tch ass.

2.
Jonny V - some bredrin stepped to my brother yesterday!
Matt - lets burst that wasteman!

by Jack Da Rippa May 14, 2008

Burst

When you make someone burst it means giving them a compliment that’s so good they spasm.

Also could be , bursting, or bursted.

Most people really love to burst and get bursted

julia made cameron burst

Janice: Please
Karen: No that’s weird
Janice: Just let me do it karen
Karen: fine janice just make it quick
Janice: *licks eyeball*

Karen: OH MY GOD JANICE IM BURSTING

by peytonisburstingrightnow October 22, 2017

burst

Northern English vernacular meaning 'to urinate'.

I won't be a minute, just going for a quick burst.

by Skylar K. Write July 11, 2006