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Often used in the same context:
busting,
breakers,
cutters,
stealers,
chiselers,
shirkers,
removers,
crunchers,
mongers,
whackers,
succubi,
enforcers,
avengers,
fiends,
scourges,
slayers,
chasers,
busybodies,
coppers,
rogues,
slingers,
protectors,
huggers,
cops,
spooks,
cheapskates,
squeezers,
malingerers,
hotshots,
mavens,
wasters,
plagues,
snatchers,
shysters,
grabbers,
combats,
numbskulls,
jerks,
rotters,
tossers,
deadbeats,
gluttons,
drainers,
begone,
sleuths,
dawdlers,
pushers,
eradicator,
culprits,
heavies,
droppers,
louts,
wimps,
eggheads,
causers,
sayers,
slammers,
moaners,
pullers,
rapscallions,
bummers,
molls,
finks,
iest,
dodgers,
battlers,
crooks,
fulla,
oafs,
suckers,
curmudgeons,
snooper,
warriors,
bugbears,
newsies,
idlers,
ballers,
druggies,
bodacious,
menaces,
dames,
admen,
weasels,
sluggards,
licker,
tricksters,
drat,
beaters,
ers,
jokers,
vigilantes,
meanies,
malefactors,
pesky,
thieving,
neds,
runts,
dopes,
villains,
prigs,
maggoty,
whaddaya,
buster,
jockeys,
catchers,
killers,
cheerleaders,
detectives,
savers,
destroyers,
hustlers,
pitchers,
raisers,
surfers,
announcers,
ballplayers,
coaches,
djs,
gangsters,
givers
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— Adjectives for busters:
rate,
block,
sod,
stress,
tank,
bronco,
southerly,
union,
ball,
sleaze,
broncho,
more...
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