Burst

Definition: Burst

Burst

Adjective

1. Suddenly and violently broken open especially from internal pressure; "a burst balloon"; "burst pipes"; "burst seams"; "a ruptured appendix"; (`busted' is an informal term for `burst' as in "a busted balloon").

Noun

1. The act of exploding or bursting something; "the explosion of the firecrackers awoke the children"; "the burst of an atom bomb creates enormous radiation aloft".

2. Rapid simultaneous discharge of firearms; "our fusillade from the left flank caught them by surprise".

3. A sudden flurry of activity (often for no obvious reason); "a burst of applause"; "a fit of housecleaning".

4. A sudden violent happening; "an outburst of heavy rain"; "a burst of lightning".

Verb

1. Break open or apart suddenly; "The bubble burst".

2. Force out or release suddenly and often violently something pent up; "break into tears"; "erupt in anger".

3. Burst outward, usually with noise; "The champagne bottle exploded".

4. Move suddenly, energetically, or violently; "He burst out of the house into the cool night".

5. Be in a state of movement or action; "The room abounded with screaming children"; "The garden bristled with toddlers".

6. Emerge suddenly; "The sun burst into view".

7. Cause to burst; "The ice broke the pipe".

8. Break open or apart suddenly and forcefully; "The dam burst".

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Date "burst" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1050. (references)

Note: Burst \Burst\, intransitive verb [imperfect & past participle. Burst; Bursting. The past participle bursten is obsolete.]. (references)

Aerospace

Computing

Electrical Engineering

Food & Agriculture

Industry

Literature

Mining

Nuclear Energy & Physics

Public Administration

Solar

Tips from 1870

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Synonyms: Burst

Brittleness

Break, crack, snap, split, shiver, splinter, crumble, break short, burst, fly, give way; fall to pieces; crumble to, crumble into dust.

Disjunction

Sunder, divide, subdivide, sever, dissever, abscind; circumcise; cut; incide, incise; saw, snip, nib, nip, cleave, rive, rend, slit, split, splinter, chip, crack, snap, break, tear, burst; rend; rend asunder, rend in twain; wrench, rupture, shiver, cranch, crunch, craunch, chop; cut up, rip up; hack, hew, slash; whittle; haggle, hackle, discind, lacerate, scamble, mangle, gash, hash, slice.

Excitability

Passion, excitement, flush, heat; fever, heat; fire, flame, fume, blood boiling; tumult; effervescence, ebullition; boiling over; whiff, gust, story, tempest; scene, breaking out, burst, fit, paroxysm, explosion; outbreak, outburst; agony.

Instantaneity

Moment, instant, second, minute; twinkling, trice, flash, breath, crack, jiffy, coup, burst, flash of lightning, stroke of time.

Violence

Outbreak, outburst; debacle; burst, bounce, dissilience, discharge, volley, explosion, blow up, blast, detonation, rush, eruption, displosion, torrent.

Break out, fly out, burst out; bounce, explode, go off, displode, fly, detonate, thunder, blow up, crump, flash, flare, burst; shock, strain; break open, force open, prize open.

Crosswords: Burst

Portuguese (active part of a timeslot, burst).

My tomato's burst! (The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring; writing credit: Frances Walsh)

I burst my pimples at you and call your door-opening request a silly thing; you tiny brained wipers of other peoples' bottoms (Monty Python and the Holy Grail; writing credit: Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, and Michael Palin.)

Her bladder burst. (The Owl and the Pussycat; writing credit: Buck Henry; Bill Manhoff)

Don't worry, I'm not going to burst through your chest (K-PAX; writing credit: Charles Leavitt)

Instead, they burst out laughing (Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters; writing credit: Chieko Schrader; Leonard Schrader)

Did you burst out with pride for the red, white and blue (Where Were You (When The World Stopped Turning); performing artist: Alan Jackson)

I'm so full of love I could burst apart and start to cry (Today; performing artist: Jefferson Airplane)

A special feeling just burst inside (Gotta Tell You; performing artist: Samantha Mumba)

My veins will burst (Your Shadow, My Shelter; performing artist: Surface)

Gonna burst into flame (Burning Down The House; performing artist: Talking Heads)

The Day the Bubble Burst (1982)

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References

• The World Market for Flexible Plastic Tubes, Pipes, and Hoses with Minimum Burst Pressure of 27.6 MPA: A 2004 Global Trade Perspective (reference)

  (more reference examples)

Books

• A Burst of Firsts: Doers, Shakers, and Record Breakers (reference)

• A Burst of Light (reference)

• Benny and the Burst Pipe (Benny the Breakdown Truck) (reference)

• LET THE STORM BURST (reference)

• The Respiratory Burst and Its Physiological Significance (reference)

  (more book examples)

Music

• About to Burst (reference)

• Sudden Burst of Energy (reference)

  (more classical music examples; more popular music examples)

High Tech

• Cobra FRS1102SB Sun Burst MicroTalk 2-Way Radio (Pair) (reference)

• Promise Technology Fasttrak100 ATA/100 100MB/Sec Burst Data Transfer Raid Card (reference)

  (more camera examples; more video game examples; more computer examples; more electronic examples; more software examples)

Consumer Goods

• Proctor Silex Hand Mixer with Burst (reference)

• Sunbeam 6-Speed Handmixer with Burst (reference)

  (more baby examples; more wireless phone examples; more garden examples; more kitchen examples; more tool examples)

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A team of astronomers has announced that a recently detected gamma-ray burst was as bright as ... Credit: NASA.

The visible fireball from a titanic explosion in deep space, called a gamma-ray burst, blazes ... Credit: NASA.

Pepco's Chalk Point Generating Plant on the Patuxent River. A pipeline carrying oil to this plant burst and spilled 100,000 gallons of oil into Swanson Creek on April 7, 2000. Credit: America's Coastlines.

Figure 33. Meteorological register used with hydrogen weather balloons flown from the PRINCESSE ALICE II on April 5, 1905 from a station north of Corsica. The balloons and register attained a height of 8000 meters before the balloons burst and the instruments were parachuted to the sea for recovery and reading. Readings from two temperature sensors and a pressure sensor were recorded. Credit: Sailing for Science - the NOAA Fleet Then and Now.

The spires in Hell Hole make an eerie backdrop for a burst of fall autumn gold. Credit: Christine Maxa.

Sun burst above Lakeview District. Credit: Terry Spivey.

View looking aft along the port side, showing barrel of burst 12-inch gun on deck with the gun's rear portion in Turret # 2. Photographed at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, Pennsylvania, 25 September 1916. Note holes in superstructure and in the "cage" foremast caused by this accident. Credit: NAVY.

A Japanese Type 99 shipboard bomber (Allied codename "Val") trails smoke as it dives toward USS Hornet (CV-8), during the morning of 26 October 1942. This plane struck the ship's stack and then her flight deck. A Type 97 shipboard attack plane ("Kate") is flying over Hornet after dropping its torpedo, and another "Val" is off her bow. Note anti-aircraft shell burst between Hornet and the camera, with its fragments striking the water nearby. Credit: NAVY.

The secession bubble. "It must burst". Credit: Library of Congress.

Burst bales of cotton on street in front of stock barn and warehouse. Montgomery, Alabama. Credit: Library of Congress.

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They had to be burst asunder; they were burst asunder. (reference)

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After a short period of blank astonishment, in which the old man with the pipe had joined them, they all three burst into a laugh

Once excited, he burst forth a sort of gaiety characterised his enthusiasm, and he was at once laughing and lyric

A burst of laughter covered his words

There was the squawk of an outraged hen, a burst of red feathers, and the hen ran off, flapping stubby wings for speed

After the latter, the animal was ready to burst, and made so violent a discharge, as was very offensive to me and my companions

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Health

When these blisters burst, they are extremely painful. (references)

If untreated, an inflamed appendix can burst, causing infection and even death. (references)

The killer binds to its target, aims its weapons, and delivers a burst of lethal chemicals. (references)

Economic History

Afghanistan

In February 1979, U.S. Ambassador Adolph "Spike" Dubs was murdered in Kabul after Afghan security forces burst in on his kidnapers. (references)

Taiwan

However, the burst of the dot.com bubble in late 2000 and the subsequent drastic economic slowdown in the United States in early 2001 dampened Taiwan's overseas sales. (references)

Japan

When the "bubble" burst in 1991 and the economy worsened, businesses began to call for deregulation of the economy in order to stimulate growth and to respond to foreign competition. (references)

Worker Rights

Gambia

During the year, at Sankung-Sillah soap factory a pipe carrying hot chemicals burst and killed and injured employees. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Expressions using "burst": a burst of applause ♦ black burst field ♦ bud burst ♦ burst can ♦ burst cartridge ♦ burst disk ♦ burst EDO ♦ burst Extended Data Out DRAM ♦ burst forth ♦ burst in ♦ burst in on ♦ burst into ♦ burst into a blaze ♦ burst into a passion of tears ♦ burst into angry words ♦ burst into blossom ♦ burst into bud ♦ burst into flame ♦ burst into flames ♦ burst into laughter ♦ burst into song ♦ burst into tears ♦ burst mode ♦ burst of activity ♦ burst of anger ♦ burst of applause ♦ burst of applouse ♦ burst of emotions ♦ burst of errors ♦ burst of fire ♦ burst of flame ♦ burst of gunfire ♦ burst of laughter ♦ burst of speed ♦ burst one's bubble ♦ burst one's sides with laughing ♦ burst open ♦ burst out ♦ burst out crying ♦ burst out laughing ♦ burst out sobbing ♦ burst page ♦ burst ruptured ♦ burst slug ♦ burst Static Random Access Memory ♦ burst the bubble ♦ burst through ♦ burst to ♦ burst up ♦ burst upon ♦ burst with ♦ burst with anger ♦ burst with curiosity ♦ burst with envy ♦ burst with grief ♦ burst with joy ♦ burst with laughter ♦ burst with pride ♦ center of burst ♦ cloud burst ♦ cosmic ray burst ♦ dam burst ♦ dummy burst ♦ error burst ♦ gamma burst ♦ glacier burst ♦ have a burst of enthusiasm ♦ height of burst ♦ high altitude burst ♦ make burst ♦ mean point of burst ♦ normal burst ♦ nuclear burst ♦ nuclear surface burst ♦ nuclear underground burst ♦ nuclear underwater burst ♦ optimum height of burst ♦ pipe burst ♦ pipeline Burst Cache ♦ pipelined Burst Cache ♦ ready to burst ♦ ready to burst forth ♦ Respiratory Burst ♦ safe burst height ♦ surface burst ♦ synchronization burst ♦ the bubble burst ♦ the bubble has burst ♦ the truth burst upon him ♦ thermal burst ♦ Tx burst ♦ with burst gall bladder. Additional references.

Beginning with "burst": burst-mode, burst-pipe, burst-proof, burst-the-barricades.

Ending with "burst": about-to-burst, bomb-burst, breakfast-burst, bud-burst, cloud-burst, dam-burst, finally-burst, flame-burst, mid-burst, primed-burst, shell-burst, star-burst, sun-burst, theta-burst.

Afrikaans

bars (crack, flaw, split). (various references)

Albanian

vrull (Ardor, ardour, career, dash, drive, driving force, elan, flush, furor, fury, ginger, impetuosity, impetus, momentum, pelt, pep, pith, raciness, rage, reach, spasm, spurt, tear, tearing, thrust, vehemence, verve, vigor, vigour, vim, violence, zest, zip), vdes (be dying, croak, decease, depart, die, die away, die down, do in, end, evaporate, expire, give up the ghost, go to glory, go under, go west, necrose, pack up, pass away, pass over, perish, pop off, snuff it, turn up one's toes, wither), shpërthim (access, blast, blowout, conniption, detonation, effusion, eruption, explosion, fit, flare, flare up, furor, gush, gust, outbreak, outburst, output, paroxysm, report, Sally, tornado), shpërthej (blast, blow up, break, break out, detonate, erupt, explode, flame out, flame up, freak, implode, let off, poke out), plasje (backfire, bang, blast, blowout, blowup, cleavage, detonation, plunk, report), pëlcitje (blowup, rattle), pëlcas (blow back, blow up, detonate, discharge, explode, rip), hov (Ardor, ardour, dash, elan, glow, hop, hunch, jerk, run up, spasm), gërricje (fracture, gap, rupture, scrape, scratch, split), flakë (blaze, blazing, flame, shining). (various references)

Arabic 

‏فجر (aurora, beginning, blast, blow up, dawn, detonate, dynamite, explode, let flow, morning, set off, shot out, spout, spurt, undermine), ‏حدث بالتفجير, ‏تفطر فرحنا, ‏تفجير (detonation, explosion), ‏تفجر (detonate, explode, fulminate, gush, outburst, spurt, well), ‏سلسلة طلقات نارية, ‏سلسلة طلقات, ‏طفح (brim, brim over, bubble, exanthema, overflow, surplus), ‏الانفجار, ‏إنفتح بقوة, ‏إنفجار (blast, blaze, detonation, explosion, fit, flare, outbreak, outburst, outcrop, puff and blow, report, salvo, shout), ‏إنفجر (blaze, blow out, blow up, break, crack, erupt, rupture, spew forth, split), ‏إندفاع (break, dash, dive, drift, fling, impulse, impulsion, impulsiveness, lunge, onrush, prod, raciness, rush, scramble, surge, tear), ‏بروز مفاجئ, ‏برز للعيان فجأة. (various references)

Bulgarian 

напън (intensity, spurt, strain, thrust), избухване (belch, detonation, eruption, explosion, flying, outbreak, outburst, puff), появявам се внезапно (break forth, start, turn up), пращя (crackle, crepitate, spit), преизпълнен съм, преливам (brim over, fade, flow, infuse, melt, merge, overbrim, overfill, overflow, overrun, run over, simmer over, slop over, transfuse, well over), пръсвам, пръсване, изблик (access, accession, ebullience, ebulliency, ebullition, exuberance, flare, flash, flood, flush, gale, gust, outbreak, outburst, outcrop, outflow, passion, riot, rush, spasm, spate, spirt, spurt, surge, wave), бликвам (break forth, break out, flush, spirt, spring, spurt, stream), сцепване, нахлувам (break in, burst in, congest, encroach, invade, irrupt, surge), ненадейно появяване, взрив (blast, detonation, explosion, outburst, puff, report), втурвам се в (rush into), разпуквам, разцепвам (cut open, fork, gash, rend, rift, split, split off), спуквам (crack, rupture), пукване (break, crack). (various references)

Chinese 

陣 (disposition of troops, short period, spate, spell, wave), 爆裂 (crack), 爆炸 (blowup, Detonation, Explode, Exploded, Exploding, Explosion), 破裂 (fracture), 決口 (be breached). (various references)

Czech

bouře (riot, storm, tempest, thunderstorm), záchvat (attack, bout, conniption, dose, fit, gust, onrush, outbreak, seizure, spasm), vpadnout (raid), výbuch (blast, blaze, detonation, eruption, explosion, gush, gust, outbreak, outburst, paroxysm, salvo), spurt (spurt), roztrhnout se, rozevřít se, prasknout (crack, crash, go, go phut), prasklina (crack, cranny, split), explodovat (detonate, explode, go off), dávka (batch, dosage, dose, measure, potion, ration, tax). (various references)

Danish

briste (split). (various references)

Dutch

scheuren (rip, split, tear), barsten (split), scheur (crack, tear). (various references)

Esperanto

krevo (crack), krevi, krevaĵo (crack, flaw), fendiĝi (split). (various references)

Faeroese

bresta (crack, explode), skrædna. (various references)

Farsi 

منفجرکردن (Blowup, Dynamite, Puff), قطع کردن (Cross, Cut, Disconnect, Discontinue, Excise, Hew, Intercept, Leaveoff, Out, Retrench, Rupture, Stump, Traverse), ترکیدن (Blow, Blowout, Crack, Dehisce, Explode, Pop, Reave, Rive, Rupture), انفجار (Blast, Blowout, Blowup, Bust, Eruption, Explosion, Gust, Outburst, Pop), ازهم پاشیدن (Decompose, Disintegrate, Dissipate), شیوع (Accession, Breakout, Outbreak, Prevalence), شکفتن (Dehisce, Nip, Open). (various references)

Finnish

haljeta (cleave, crack, split). (various references)

French

crever. (various references)

Frisian

barste, barst (crack), splite (split), spjalte (split). (various references)

German

platzen (blow out, bounce, break up, collapse, crack, explode, fall down, fall through, split, to burst), bersten (break, breakup, crack, split), zerplatzen (shatter), explosion (blast, detonation, explosion, fulmination), bruch (breach, breaching, break, breakage, breaking, crack, fault, fold, fraction, fracture, fragment, hernia, infringement, lump, piece, quarry, rupture, split, violation). (various references)

Greek 

ξεσπώ (break out, burst into, erupt). (various references)

Hebrew 

לפרוץ (breach, break, break forth, break through, crack, demolish, erupt, pry open, spout, spread), להתפוצץ (blast, bust, detonate, explode, go off), להתפקע (rupture), להתפרץ (barge in, break in, break out, flare up, gush, jet, make a scene, surge), פצוץ (blast, bust, detonation, explosion), התפוצץ (explode), התפוצצות (detonation, exploding, explosion, fulmination), התפרצות (blaze, eruption, excitement, fit, outbreak, outburst, revolt, spurt, storm, surge), נפץ (crepitation, explosion). (various references)

Hungarian

szétszakít (bust up, disrupt, to burst, to bust, to disrupt, to pull asunder), szétreped (to burst, to bust, to crack, to exfoliate, to fragment). (various references)

Indonesian

meledakkan (detonate, explode), meledak, ledakan (blowup, explosion, outburst). (various references)

Italian

screpolatura (chap, check, crack, cracking, crevice, flaw), scoppiare (bang, blow, break, break out, erupt, explode, pop, puncture), rottura (breach, break, breakage, breakdown, breaking, disruption, fractiousness, pest, rift, Rive, rupture, severance, split, split up), fessura (chink, cleft, crack, cranny, crevice, fissure, flaw, leak, Rive, slit, slot, split), fenditura (cleavage, crevice, fission, gap, hack, rift, scission, slit, split), esplosione (bang, blast, crack, eruption, explosion, outbreak, outburst, raptures), crepare (crack, die of, peg out, puncture, snuff it), crepa (cleft, crack, crevice, fissure, flaw, rift, split). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

劈 (break, pierce, split, tear), ハ長調 (bar, bar code, barbarism, barbecue, barbell, barber, barell, bargain, bargain sale, bargaining power, bartender, barter, base, Bayer, BBQ, Berkeley, berkelium, Berkley, Bermuda shorts, Bermuda Triangle, berth, bias, biathlon, bio, bio music, biochip, biocomputer, bioconversion, bioelectronics, bioethics, biofeedback, biogas, biography, biohazard, bioholonics, bioindustry, bioinfomatics, biomass, bionics, biopsy, bioreactor, biorhythm, bioscience, biosensor, biotechnology, biotelemetry, biotron, bird carving, bird sanctuary, bird watching, birdcall, birdie, Birmingham, birth, birth control, birthday, bourbon, Burberry, burger, burlesque, burner, burn-out syndrome, buying power, by, bye, C major, crowbar, Farbenfabriken Bayer Aktiengesellschaft, hair combed in stripes across a bald pate, old man who takes Viagra, scale, updating a software version, Vermont, vernier, verse, version, vertical marketing, violin, violinist, virgin, Virginia, virginity, virtual, virtual circuit, virtual reality). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

バースト , へき (bias, break, crime, false, inferiority complex, law, pierce, prejudice, punish, ruler, split, tear). (various references)

Korean 

파열 (Bursting, rapture, rupture, Rupturing). (various references)

Manx

skioot (gush, jet, rush of liquid, spout, spurt, squirt), scoltit (chopped, cleft, cloven, fissured, gutted, hewn, parted, slit, split, sprung), scoltey piob, scoltey (analysis, beanfeast; skive, blow out, bursting, chop up, cleavage; heavy meal, cleave, cleft, crack, crack; feed, cracking, crevasse, disunion, fission, fissure, fracture, gutting, hew, rend, scission, slit, slitting, sliver, slot, split, tuck in; gut; fault, vent, venting), scelt (cloven), sceilt (cloven), roie (bolt, charging, charging as animals, cursive; full retreat, dart, draught, draught ale, flow, flowing, flying, ladder, race, range, run, scurry, shooting, shooting as pain, slip, smuggle; running, smuggling, sprinting), raght (blaze of anger, nature, orgasm, sexual climax, spasm, violent emotion, wave of emotion), fosley (answer, answer door, broach as cargo; overture, broach; overture, develop, disclose, disillusion, explode, introduction, lane, lane in ice field, open, open out, open up, opening, orifice, passage, placket hole, slit, strike out, unbosom, unclench, unhook, unhook as clothing), brishey (bankrupt, bankruptcy, break, breakage, cash, cashier, change money, contravention, crash, decode, depose, disbar, dismiss, dismissal, failure, fracture, go back, infringement, interrupt, interruption, pick, raise, repulse, ruin, small change, stump, violation, wane), bleastey (blast). (various references)

Pig Latin

urstbay.(various references)

Portuguese

explosão (blast, blow-up, bursting, bust, detonation, discharge, eruption, explosion, outbreak, outburst, upsurge), estouro (explosion, pop), estourar (explode, pop, snap). (various references)

Portuguese Brazilian

furou. (various references)

Romanian

bate (bark, baste, bastinado, bay, beat, beat up, beetle, belabour, best, blow, box, bruise, buffet, chastise, chime, clap, club, cob, contend, cuff, curry, dash, defeat, drive, drub, flail, flicker, flog, go, hit, horse, knock, knock in, lace, larrup, lash, lash into, lick, mint, paddle, palpitate, Pat, patter, peal, pound, pulsate, pulse, range, rap, rattle, ring, shake up, shine, slap, smite, sound, spank, strike, swinge, switch, tan, tap, tew, thrash, throb, thwack, tick, tinkle, toll, wallop, whip, worst), ivire bruscã, crãpa (break, chap, check, cleave, crack, flaw, half-open, hook it, rift, slit, splinter, split, split a log, spring, wolf), da buzna (dash, dash in), da buzna în (fling), dezlãnţuire (eruption), exploda (blast, blow out, blow up, detonate, explode, fulminate, go bang, go off, go up), explozie (blast, blaze, bursting, detonation, explosion, outbreak, round, shot, spirt, tornado), face sã explodeze (explode), ţâşni (break forth, flush, gush, splash, spout, spring, squirt), face sã plesneascã, sparge (annihilate, batter, break, chip away, chop, crack, crush, cut, dash, destroy, flaw, pick, rip, smash, snap, splinter, split), izbucni (break forth, break out, burst into, burst out, erupt, flare, fling, gush, spurt), izbucnire (agony, blaze, eruption, explosion, fit, fume, inrush, onset, outbreak, outburst, paroxysm, passion, start), plesni (break, hit, spring), ropot (ripple, round, salvo, storm, thunder, tramp, tramping), se desface (come off, disentangle, unfold, unwind), se rupe (break, part, rend, rupture, sever, shut off, snap, split), se sparge (break, chip, comb, crack, flaw, go snap, smash, snap, snap off), sfãrâma (batter, crack, crackle, crunch, destroy, disrupt, fritter, granulate, grind, knap, mill, ruin, shatter, shiver, smash, split), face sã izbucneascã. (various references)

Russian 

разрыв (abruption, break, breaking, breakup, bursitis, disruption, disturbance, divorcement, fracture, gap, jump, laceration, rip, rupture, severance, split, tear, tearing), вспышка (blaze, deflagration, flare, flash, flash gun, glance, glint, outbreak, outburst, spark), ворваться, взрыв (agony, bang, blast, blowup, detonation, eruption, explosion, gale, gust, outbreak, outburst, outbust, plosion, spurt), лопнуть (go phut), лопаться;взрываться взрыв, порыв (dash, elan, fit, gust, puff, spontaneous movement, transport, waft). (various references)

Scottish

bragh (an explosion, explosion, peal), spreadh (sound : spreadhadh de'n bhata, strike), sgàin (burst asunder, cause to burst, rend). (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

buknuti (blaze, burst into, erupt, flame out, flare, flare up), rasprskavanje (splash), pući (break, bust up, click, crack, fire, give way to, pop, pop off, rupture, snap), prsnuti (burst into, burst out, spatter, splash), prasak (bang, blasting, clap, crack, peal, pop), nastup (advent, appearance, attack, bout, conniption, fit, flash, onset, seizure), nalet (attack, dash, flurry, gust, rush, swoop), eksplozija (blast, blowout, blowup, detonation, explosion, fulmination, outburst). (various references)

Spanish

salva (hail, salute, salvo, volley), reventón (blowout, bust, flat tire), resquebrajarse (split), ráfaga (blast, flurry, gust, scud, squall, waft), quebraja (crack, crevice, flaw), henderse (split), hendedura (chasm, chink, cleavage, cleft, crack, crevice, fissure, flaw, gap, gash, incision, rift, slit, split), grieta (chasm, chink, cleft, crack, cranny, crevasse, crevice, fissure, flaw, rift, seam, shake, split), explosión (bang, blast, blowoff, blowup, explosion, outburst, plosion, report), estallar (bang, blow up, break, break forth, break out, crack, detonate, erupt, explode, flare up, go off, go up, outbreak, puncture, shatter). (various references)

Swedish

spricka (break, chink, cleavage, crack, crevice, fissure, flaw, go phut, plough, rent, score), spränga (blast, blow up, break, crack, detonate, explode, smash), explosion (blast, detonation, explosion, fulmination, plosion), brista (be lacking, break, bust, crack, fail, fall short, give way, rupture, snap). (various references)

Turkish

boşanmak (be loosed, burst into tears, divorce, obtain a divorce), hamle (attack, blow, dart, dash, drive, elan, lunge, move, onset, pounce, push, put, run up, scoop, scrum, scrummage, spurt), açılma (clarification, dehiscence, deploy, deployment, dilatation, dilation, divergence, divergency, effusion, effusiveness, evolution, expanse, expansiveness, fade in, fading, opening, recrudescence, spreading, thaw), aniden açmak, atış (beat, chuck, firing, fling, gunshot, inning, innings, pistol shot, projection, put, shoot, shooting, shot, shy, throw), atılmak (adventure, dart, dash, embark, embark upon, fling, fly, hurl oneself, launch out into, leap, make a dash, plunge, rip into, rush, shoot ahead, stand out, stand out against, start in, take a step, throw on, throw oneself into, throw upon, walk the plank), fışkırmak (belch, blow, ejaculate, erupt, flush, gush out, spout, spurt, squirt, well, well forth, well out, well up), fırlamak (bolt, boom, bounce, break, dart, dash, dodge, fling, flirt, fly off, fly out, goggle, high-tail, hurl oneself, hurtle, jump, leap up, make a dash, shoot, shoot ahead, shoot off, shoot out, shoot up, skyrocket, soar, spring, stand out, start, start up, steepen, tear, whip, whisk, zoom), çatlamak (chap, cleave, crack, craze, dehisce, die of exhaustion, fracture, split, spring), had safhaya gelmek, yarılmak (chap, cleave, crack, dehisce, rip, slit, split off, tear, yawn), ileri atılma, infilak (blowup, burst up, detonation, explosion, fulmination), infilak etmek (blow up, detonate, explode, go pop, spring), ortaya çıkmak (appear, approve oneself, arise, come along, come forward, come in sight, come in view, come into the open, come out, crop out, crop up, debouch, emerge, fall out, occur, offer, outcrop, shape, show up, spawn, spring, surface, turn up), patlak vermek (blow up, break out, burst out, erupt, explode, outcrop), patlama (bang, blow out, blowup, boom, burst up, crack, detonating, detonation, eruption, explosion, fireworks, fulminating, fulmination, outburst, plosion, puncture, simmer), patlamak (blow, blow out, blow up, break, crack, detonate, erupt, explode, fulminate, go off, go pop, go up, knock back, let fly, plonk, plunk, pop, puncture, set back, snap, spring), göz önüne serilme. (various references)

Turkmen 

зatlamak (crack up, split open). (various references)

Ukrainian

імпульс (impact, impulse, momentum, oestrus, pulse), спалах (blaze, deflagration, explosion, flare, flare up, flash, glint, outleap, rage, spark), шквал вогню, вибухнути (burst out), вибухати (break, detonate, explode), вибух (bang, blast, blow up, blowing up, bursting, detonation, explosion, howl, hurricane, outbreak, outleap, storm, tornado), зазнати краху (collapse, go phut), лопатися (dehisce, pop), прориватися (erupt), пробиватися (pierce out, push through), переповнювати (congest, cram, gorge, overbrim, overfill, overflow). (various references)

Vietnamese 

sự vỡ tung, sự nổ tung, sự nổ ra, sự nổ lực lên sự bật lên, sự dấn lên. (various references)

Welsh

ymrwygo (tear). (various references)

erumpant, erumpe, erumpebant, erumpebat, erumpens, erumpentes, erumpentium, erumpere, erumpet, erumpite, erumpunt, inrumpentes, inrumperent, inruperunt, inrupit. (various references)

berstan. (various references)