0 present participle of busk --
1 to play music or sing in a public place so that the people who are there will give money --
Many fundraising events, such as busking and cake sales have occurred throughout the past year to help the cause.
A circus agent saw him busking and hired him for three years.
He and a group of friends began busking on the street and playing neighborhood theaters and flea markets.
That is not its intention, although we need to ensure that busking is undertaken responsibly.
The provisions that remain deal with parking, public health, licensing, busking, bus lane offences and some miscellaneous matters.
I want to deal with some of the detail of the legislation as regards busking.
It raises concerns surrounding the provisions relating to the film industry and busking.
Busking has not been permitted for years, but buskers have not vanished because it is illegal.
