Definition of Buster Brown in English:

Buster Brown

noun ˌbʌstə ˈbraʊn

North American

1Attributive Designating a style of dress, or an item of clothing, reminiscent of the attire of Buster Brown. Chiefly in "Buster Brown suit", "Buster Brown collar".
2A make of children's shoe, especially a simple, sturdy boy's shoe. Compare "Mary Jane". [A trademark in the United States.]
3Hairdressing. A hairstyle that resembles that of Buster Brown; a bob or pageboy cut. Usually attributive.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Manitoba Free Press. From Buster Brown, the name of a boy comic-strip character whose stereotypically innocent appearance contrasted with his disruptive behaviour.

Definition of Buster Brown in US English:

Buster Brown

nounˌbʌstə ˈbraʊn

North American

1Attributive Designating a style of dress, or an item of clothing, reminiscent of the attire of Buster Brown. Chiefly in "Buster Brown suit", "Buster Brown collar".
2A make of children's shoe, especially a simple, sturdy boy's shoe. Compare "Mary Jane". [A trademark in the United States.]
3Hairdressing. A hairstyle that resembles that of Buster Brown; a bob or pageboy cut. Usually attributive.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Manitoba Free Press. From Buster Brown, the name of a boy comic-strip character whose stereotypically innocent appearance contrasted with his disruptive behaviour.

单词	Buster Brown
释义	Definition of Buster Brown in English: Buster Brown noun ˌbʌstə ˈbraʊn North American 1Attributive Designating a style of dress, or an item of clothing, reminiscent of the attire of Buster Brown. Chiefly in "Buster Brown suit", "Buster Brown collar". 2A make of children's shoe, especially a simple, sturdy boy's shoe. Compare "Mary Jane". [A trademark in the United States.] 3Hairdressing. A hairstyle that resembles that of Buster Brown; a bob or pageboy cut. Usually attributive. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Manitoba Free Press. From Buster Brown, the name of a boy comic-strip character whose stereotypically innocent appearance contrasted with his disruptive behaviour. Definition of Buster Brown in US English: Buster Brown nounˌbʌstə ˈbraʊn North American 1Attributive Designating a style of dress, or an item of clothing, reminiscent of the attire of Buster Brown. Chiefly in "Buster Brown suit", "Buster Brown collar". 2A make of children's shoe, especially a simple, sturdy boy's shoe. Compare "Mary Jane". [A trademark in the United States.] 3Hairdressing. A hairstyle that resembles that of Buster Brown; a bob or pageboy cut. Usually attributive. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Manitoba Free Press. From Buster Brown, the name of a boy comic-strip character whose stereotypically innocent appearance contrasted with his disruptive behaviour.
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