1. the practice or skill of breaking in and training wild horses (broncos) to be ridden
Usage: chiefly North American; often associated with ranching and rodeo culture

1. relating to or characteristic of the breaking in of wild horses
Usage: used attributively

Examples

• Broncobusting was a dangerous but essential skill on the frontier ranch.
• The rodeo featured an exciting broncobusting competition.
• He learned broncobusting techniques from experienced cowboys.
• Broncobusting events draw large crowds at Western rodeos.
• The film depicted the harsh realities of broncobusting in the Old West.
• She became famous for her broncobusting abilities despite being a woman in a male-dominated field.