busk in Latin
busk in Latin is aeruscō — busk means to perform music or other entertainment in public places, such as the street, to earn money.
busk in Latin
aeruscō
(intransitive, especially, UK) To solicit money by entertaining the public in the street or in public transport.
What does "busk" mean?
- verb To perform music or other entertainment in public places, such as the street, to earn money.
- verb (archaic) To go round pubs and similar places selling items, such as indecent books.
- verb (nautical, archaic) To sail back and forth, changing direction repeatedly.
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What is "busk" in Latin?
"busk" in Latin is aeruscō. busk means: To perform music or other entertainment in public places, such as the street, to earn money.
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