plural of burst-up

(dated, colloquial) A collapse; failure; bankruptcy.

(dated, colloquial) To explode. / (dated, colloquial) To fail; to go bankrupt.

To be too full; to hold more than can be comfortably accommodated.

(television) An analogue composite video signal with a black picture, used as a reference signal to synchronise timings.

(meteorology, ornithology) A large quantity of birds simultaneously taking off from a single location and flying outwards, producing a radar signature closely resembling that from a microburst.

plural of bird burst

Third-person singular simple present indicative form of burst into flames

(idiomatic) To disillusion; to disabuse someone of a false notion or rationalization that has grown comfortable.

(idiomatic) A final effort, a final attempt before stopping.