bursted's Usage Examples:

During a period of 6 weeks, the star bursted approximately 100 times, and then went quiet.

Young frequently bursted into show tunes and warned guests that there is only "one queen" allowed.

Each time slot is "bursted" (transmitted) at several different carrier frequencies sequentially.

, he pretended to be a crazy man and bursted into the Scotland Yard with a camera to make some valuable shots for free).

The crowd bursted in cheers for the heavily backed Sir Ken who started to move away winning.

The aircraft crashed and bursted into flames at the privately owned Agojo Resort in Pansol, Calamba, Laguna.

Donald bursted angry that it wasn't helpful until Pete arrives again, showing the green.

ex-con Jocenir, the track Diário de um Detento ('Diary of a Detainee') bursted on the radio in the country, portraying the tension that preceded the rebellion.

start of Thirty Years' War Tulip mania (1637) an economic bubble that bursted, hurting the economy of the Dutch Republic The General Crisis (1640) Arguably.

Deceived by Fred, Maggie bursted away in a fit of anger and sadness.

his arrow named "Pagnakhestra" and hit it to the ground from where water bursted out from the ground and the cows quenched their thirst.

Australia, he reported: They broke me inside, at one point, they morally bursted me – I never knew how to hate anyone – I always thought that the human.

However, Benjamin declared, "This time the gun bursted and killed the wretch upon the spot.

The game started off well for the Keydets, as running back Daz Palmer bursted up the middle on the team's first drive for a 56-yard score less than three.

Synonyms:

pop; come apart; split up; blow; stave; break open; break; fall apart; split; stave in; separate;

Antonyms:

respect; function; keep quiet; integrate; uncut;