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bustin yo chaps
bustin yo chaps by hmm bet January 22, 2024
Bustin' your lips
When you are jokingly giving a girl a hard time. It's like when your busting your friends balls over something, but since it's a girl your busting her lips instead.
Hey honey you need to relax a bit, I'm just bustin' your lips. Take it down a notch and go cook me dinner and iron my shirt. And while you're up, be a doll and grab me a cold one from the fridge.
Bustin' your lips by C Floods November 12, 2010
bustin your chops
bustin your chops by some polak November 11, 2004
bustin your jib
bustin your jib by punkbitch February 6, 2005
bustin your stones
bustin your stones by Olive Blackhawk January 24, 2011
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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