bussin
bussin by askaboutmiraa December 17, 2017
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Bussin
A contemporary slang adjective used exclusively by autistic teenagers with broccoli-shaped haircuts to describe something as "good" or "awesome", generally invoving food.
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Bussin
An incredibly informal use of the terms such as : "incredibly good"/"well-liked"/"good".
Usually the word would be used in situations where two or more people communicate to each other how they view their opinions on (a) certain intaty('s), usually noun/opinion/adjective, and even more usually used on forms of food.
The word originates in slang culture in North America, most likely having its roots in the word "busting", implying that the word originates from after one would masturbate/ejactulate, after the sexual climax one would just had been finished "busting"; henceforth evolving in slag culture being used so commonly as a form of (in simplest terms) "good". Therefore, the word itself would grow into a New-England North American accent, evolving into the word "bussin"
(The word could also be used in a double conjoined sentence, where one's object/view would be *so* well liked, one would use the term "Bussin' Bussin'" to emphasize major forms of pleasure)
Usually the word would be used in situations where two or more people communicate to each other how they view their opinions on (a) certain intaty('s), usually noun/opinion/adjective, and even more usually used on forms of food.
The word originates in slang culture in North America, most likely having its roots in the word "busting", implying that the word originates from after one would masturbate/ejactulate, after the sexual climax one would just had been finished "busting"; henceforth evolving in slag culture being used so commonly as a form of (in simplest terms) "good". Therefore, the word itself would grow into a New-England North American accent, evolving into the word "bussin"
(The word could also be used in a double conjoined sentence, where one's object/view would be *so* well liked, one would use the term "Bussin' Bussin'" to emphasize major forms of pleasure)
Bussin by Nagragatzi August 22, 2022
bussin
when something tastes really good.
Person A: Wow these chocolates are really good.
Person B: Is it BUSSIN'?
Person A: YEA ITS BUSSIN' SHEEEESSHHHH
Person B: Is it BUSSIN'?
Person A: YEA ITS BUSSIN' SHEEEESSHHHH