Definition

Gen-Z's way of saying something is really good or authentic, borrowed from the sound of someone vigorously eating. Makes absolutely no sense but everyone under 25 knows exactly what it means.

Example Usage

The new sushi place is bussin', which translated means the salmon is fresh and the vibes are appropriate.

Source: Gen-Z slang, popularized on social media

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