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bustle1
verb (bustled , bustling )
1 (usu bustle about) intr to busy oneself in a brisk, energetic or noisy manner.
2 to make someone hurry or work hard, etc bustled her out of the room .
noun hurried, noisy and excited activity far away from the hustle and bustle .
[16c: probably from buskle , an obsolete verb meaning -to prepare in a busy or energetic way-]
bustler noun a person who bustles or works with ostentatious haste.
bustling adjective lively and busy.
verb (bustled , bustling )
1 (usu bustle about) intr to busy oneself in a brisk, energetic or noisy manner.
2 to make someone hurry or work hard, etc bustled her out of the room .
noun hurried, noisy and excited activity far away from the hustle and bustle .
[16c: probably from buskle , an obsolete verb meaning -to prepare in a busy or energetic way-]
bustler noun a person who bustles or works with ostentatious haste.
bustling adjective lively and busy.
bustle2
noun a frame or pad for holding a skirt out from the back of the waist, worn esp in Victorian times.
[18c]
noun a frame or pad for holding a skirt out from the back of the waist, worn esp in Victorian times.
[18c]
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