busk
/bʌsk/Definitions
1. noun
a small brook or stream, especially one that flows into a larger stream
“The busk runs through the heart of the forest, providing a source of fresh water for the local wildlife.”
2. verb
to sing or play music in a casual or informal way, especially in a public place
“The street performers busked in the city square, entertaining the crowds with their lively music.”
3. noun
a thin strip of material used to stiffen or decorate something, especially a piece of clothing
“The busk in the corset provided additional support and structure to the garment.”