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Megabusk 

Verb: Used by musicians when busking a lot in order to gain large amounts of money.

Megabusking is differentiated from normal busking by its intent: busking can be for the pleasure, while megabusking is solely for the money.

Megabusking can be used to pay off large debts, or to make up for large non-refundable payments.
Boy: Oh God, I've just paid a £1000 deposit to a grammar school I don't want to go to! What do I do?
Girl: We've got to get the money somehow... LET'S MEGABUSK!

I enjoy megabusking.
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Pubic hair so extensive it has no beginning and no ending.
When Dick saw Jane’s megabush he was baffled and secretly intrigued.
megabush by Maymadness May 20, 2022
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megabuck 

An amount equivalent to 1 million dollars.
Brad: How much is this study going to cost us?
Brian: Close to 1 megabuck.
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Megabuster 

The Starting weapon of the popular Game Series Megaman.
The Megabuster is the coolest weapon ever made
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Transport for the very cheap.
Only £1 London to Birmingham!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Megabasket 

A low profile job consisting of fitting yourself inside a shopping basket for 20hrs a day. Employee will be required to not go to the toilet and chase people while making mating noises. If they catch the person they chase, they must peform sweet sweet rape to them. This is their livelihood forever now.
Blake: " What do you want to be when your older?"

Ruby: " I've always wanted to be a Megabasket since i was little."
Megabasket by La Flama Blanca October 1, 2021
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