vbl. sb. Obs. [f. prec. vb. + -ING1.] Eager activity, bustling; scuffling, agitation.
1548. Thomas, Ital. Gram., Dimenamento, buskelyng or shakyng.
1563–87. Foxe, A. & M. (1596), 309/1. The princes seruants … hearing the buskling, came with great hast.
1571. Golding, Calvin on Ps. lv. 2. A shufling or buskling suche as is wont to bee in a great preace of people.
1600. Holland, Livy, II. xlix. 78. Suddainly, at the very first buskling [primam trepidationem].
