Bus Juice

Condensation on a crowded bus or train during humid days. Composition is similar to that of urine. Can be used as fertilizer.

The windows were dripping with Bus Juice this morning.

by 214col November 24, 2017

Bus Stop

Slang de montréal pour dire de voler, (commetre un vol, cambrioler)
c'est utiliser pour que les gens autours ne savent pas ca veut dire quoi

avec les racaille

Yo Antony, on bus stop l'iPhone a Julie?
Je me suis faite bus stop fuck.
on bus stop ce fdp

by 514mtl_man May 21, 2020

Bus Driver

Dumping a load in somebody’s ass. They’re now transporting an ass load of kids.

Man, last night I turned my girl over and finished in her ass. Turned her into a bus driver!

by Navydoc23 January 24, 2025

Bus Grab

To move from place to place and never settle; always looking for the next quick fix

Person 1: “Are you leaving again?”
Person 2: “Yuh”
1: “You’re just trying to follow these road trip guys having a good time, what a boat grab”
2: “No it’s not like that, I’m just doing this for me”
1: “Oh so it’s a bus grab, you adrenaline whore”
2: “Don’t give me that”

by Bus Man July 27, 2019

bus muffin

"Bus muffin" is a term commonly used, when on publice transport, to describe someone who you quite like the look of and therefore, will do your best to sit in the seat next to them. Even if there are plenty of other seats available.

"The bus I took yesterday was full of bus muffin, man! I didn't know where to sit so I just hovered over each one until I got off or they hit me! You should have been there, man!"

"Hayley thinks Chris F. is a bus muffin. That's just not right..."

by cavefish April 20, 2009

Bus Bunny

A bus bunny is a male or female, who rides the bus frequently and follows around a certain driver. A bus bunnies main goal is to get with the bus operator to take money from them as they know they’re well paid.

There goes frank, he’s always hanging around that bus bunny.

by Young_Buck July 19, 2021

Bus Drivers' Rules

When somebody enforces rules that nobody has heard of until now.

In the winte of '62, I moved from the corner of Lake and 30th streets to get in out of the -31 degree cold. I came out of the laundromat that provided a modicum of relief from the wind and cold to catch the Minneapolis City Bus. The driver stopped but said I couldn't use my transfer, because I wasn't being picked up at the CORNER OF 30TH AND LAKE STREET. I paid the fair with a grumble, saying "This sounds like Bus Drivers' rules, 'You Make Them Up As You Drive Along.'" There was some murmuring of agreement from the other passengers. He didn't throw me out into the Minus 31 degree night.

by Past Pedestrian September 6, 2009