burst
/bɜːrst/Definitions
1. noun
a sudden intense release of energy or emotion
“The fireworks produced a spectacular burst of color in the night sky.”
2. verb
to break or split open suddenly, or to release energy or emotion suddenly
“The dam burst, causing a massive flood downstream.”
3. verb
to be or become excited or enthusiastic
“She burst into laughter when she heard the joke.”
4. verb
to enter or come suddenly, especially into a place
“The crowd burst into the stadium, cheering for their team.”
5. noun
a sudden increase in the flow or amount of something
“The burst of traffic on the highway caused a major delay.”
6. noun
a type of explosive device, especially a type of grenade
“The soldier carried a burst of grenades into the battle zone.”