1. Plural of busking: the practice of performing music, comedy, or other entertainment in public spaces (streets, parks, transit stations) for voluntary donations from passersby.
Usage: Usually uncountable in singular form; plural used to refer to multiple performances or instances.; Common in urban and tourist areas.
2. Plural of busking: stiff strips of material (historically whalebone, now plastic or metal) sewn into a corset or garment to provide structure and support.
Usage: Historical/fashion term; less common in modern usage.; Also called 'busk' in singular.

Examples

• Street musicians earn money through buskings in the subway station.
• The city has designated several areas for buskings to support local performers.
• She enjoyed watching the various buskings along the waterfront on weekends.
• The corset's buskings kept the garment rigid and properly shaped.
• Many aspiring musicians start their careers with buskings in busy downtown areas.
• The festival featured live buskings from talented street performers throughout the day.