busk

to perform on the street by singing, playing an instrument, juggling, being a human statue...ect

There are many buskers on Grafton Street today. My favorite singer always wears a purple jacket when he performs songs by the Beatles.

by MMH July 5, 2005

busk

Public performance for tips.

Mimes, Jugglers, Statues, Contortionists, Break dance crews, Poets, Bucket Drummers, Guitar/harmonica/shakers/hulahooping all at the same timers, etc.

"I give a tip to every busker I see."

by Emery Carl September 29, 2005

busk

To perform some form of entertainment for money on the streets (usually musical).

There are a lot of busking opportunities in San Francisco.

by ninahage June 1, 2006

busk

Adj. 1. Completely out of control, outrageous, in a grotesque fashion. Usually used in reference to an act of partying or sexual relations.

The dude was totally busk having consumed a keg of Bud Light and three cartons of clove cigarettes in two hours. He then ate 4 racks of ribs and went home.

by JJJ Strau June 3, 2006

busking

playing music in the streets for money. you don't have to be homeless to participate.

every day when I walk to school there is a man busking in the tunnel -- and when I return at night he is still there, singing love songs from the bottom of his heart

by Anonymous November 11, 2002

busking

A king on the bus

Person: what does busking mean?

Me: It means a king on the bus.

by Yilong Ma April 2, 2023

Buske

Verb (Bus- Key):
To ditch your friends for a girl you have little or no chance with, yet remain to pursue.
A one sided crush.
Also see "gay best friend"

Man, I though Ryan would be at the Tavern last night.

No, he's pulling another Buske.

by Sanchez June 24, 2004