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- noun Plural form of
busker .
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Examples
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Otherwise known as buskers, these talented performers will do live painting, perform music or even magic right on the street.
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I was pleasantly surprised to find some good entertainment for the public in Long Causeway that consisted of some real musicians - no not the "bongo man" who drives me insane, nor the Scotsman strangling a cat - I think they are loosely referred to as buskers - but a couple of young lads who could actually play music.
unknown title 2009
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STOMP started out as two "buskers" on the streets of Brighton.
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STOMP started out as two "buskers" on the streets of Brighton.
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STOMP started out as two "buskers" on the streets of Brighton.
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STOMP started out as two "buskers" on the streets of Brighton.
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STOMP started out as two "buskers" on the streets of Brighton.
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STOMP started out as two "buskers" on the streets of Brighton.
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Many of the "buskers," as the musicians on the metro are called well, maybe they're called that in England, I don't know, it's what we used to call them when I lived here, are annoying as hell, the ones who come into the metro cars and stand in front of you singing "I love Paris in the springtime" - or worse, some Jim Morrison song that they can't quite figure out all the lyrics to, so they go phonetic.
08/15/2006 2006
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For instance, last time in New York I bought two cds from buskers.
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