Meaning
To burst out — most often into sudden laughter or tears ('him buss out inna laugh'), but also to break out or escape ('di prisoner buss out'), or for something to burst open. From 'buss' (burst), it captures a sudden, uncontainable release, whether of emotion, a crowd, or a contained thing.
Examples
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Everybody buss out inna laugh when him drop.
Everybody burst out laughing when he fell.
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She buss out cry when she hear di news.
She burst into tears when she heard the news.
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Di pipe buss out an water gush.
The pipe burst and water gushed out.
Origin
From 'buss' (burst) + 'out'; to burst out (laughing/crying), break out. See [[bruk-out]], [[buss]].
How it’s used
To burst out (laughing/crying), or break out/escape. See [[bruk-out]], [[buss]].