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burstnoun a sudden and usually temporary growth of activitya sudden burst of industriousness whenever the boss appeared flare, flare-up, flash, flicker, flurry, flutter, outbreak, outburst, spurt recrudescence, recurrence, renewalbinge, jag, spreeboost, increase, pickup, upswing, upturnepidemic, eruption, explosion, paroxysmdeluge, flood, rush, spate, surge, volleycommotion, furor, uproar calm, doldrums, slump a sudden intense expression of strong feelinga burst of anger that startled the other members on the panel agony, blaze, ebullition, eruption, explosion, fit, flare, flare-up, flash, flush, gale, gush, gust, outburst, paroxysm, spasm, storm blowup, grouch, rage, tantrumecstasy, rapture, transportdelirium, firestorm, frenzy, furor the act or an instance of explodingone burst after another could be heard in the distance blast, blowup, bursting, detonation, eruption, explosion, outburst discharge, firing, shootingblowout, flare-upbang, boom, popairburst, groundburst implosion to break open or into pieces usually because of internal pressurethe turnover's crust burst when the filling expanded blow, blow up, crump, detonate, explode, go off, pop fragment, shatter, smash, splinterdischarge, fire, shootballoon, burgeon(also bourgeon), mushroom implode collapse, fizzle to cause to break open or into pieces by or as if by an explosivefinally burst the piñata open with one mighty swing of the bat blast, blow, blow up, demolish, explode, pop, shatter, smash dynamiteannihilate, decimate, destroyruin, wreckdetonate, dischargefragment, splinter collapse, implode to be copiously supplieda young singer/dancer who seems to be bursting with energy and talent abound, brim, bristle, bulge, bustle, buzz, crawl, hum, overflow, pullulate, swarm, teem lack, need, want before the 12th century |