Busker
[BUS-kər]
Part of speech: noun
Origin: Spanish, 17th century
1.
A person who performs music or other entertainment in the street or another public place for monetary donations.
Examples of Busker in a sentence
"The busker outside the restaurant was playing a moving rendition of a Whitney Houston song."
"Shirish put himself through college by performing as a busker with his guitar outside the movie theater downtown."
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