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busted up
adjective as in hurt
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“I was too busted up to come earlier. That’s my childhood there, burning up in flames.”
From Los Angeles Times
Both of them paused, looked at each and then busted up laughing.
From Los Angeles Times
“I find it difficult to comprehend that the reef gets all busted up and you’re going to send a bunch of scuba divers down there to glue everything back,” Mr. Lindsey said.
From New York Times
Let Him get busted up inside so He feels He’s worth no more than the bugs I crushed under my boots at school.
From Literature
Police were told that Gary Anderson had teeth missing and Sean Anderson appeared to be "busted up".
From BBC
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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