Burst ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Burst ( verb )

1. To break open, split, or divide suddenly and violently.
2. To cause to explode.
3. To occur suddenly or forcefully.

Origin:

Middle english bersten, from old english berstan; akin to old high german berstan to burst.

Examples:

1. The balloon burst with a loud bang.
2. The pipe burst and flooded the basement.
3. He burst into the room.
4. The dam burst and caused widespread flooding.
5. She burst into tears.

(As a noun)

Burst ( noun )

1. To break open, split, or divide suddenly and violently.
2. To cause to explode.
3. To occur suddenly or forcefully.

Origin:

Middle english bersten, from old english berstan; akin to old high german berstan to burst.

Examples:

1. The balloon burst with a loud bang.
2. The pipe burst and flooded the basement.
3. He burst into the room.
4. The dam burst and caused widespread flooding.
5. She burst into tears.