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Bus Stop 

To relive the "Bus Stop" means to still be very annoyed or angry over a small conflict or mishap you had in the past, as if it was still occurring today.
My grandpa still hasn't spoken to me because he keeps reliving the bus stop.
Bus Stop by THESAYCOMPTER3 April 16, 2021

bus stop 

noun and adjective : a woman who had systemmatically jumps from mam to man. Syn: A ho, a ripper, a skank
Oooh, that girl been bus stopping with 10 dudes lately
bus stop by Shadyberry May 31, 2005

Bus Stop 

Synonyme urbaine de vol (commetre un vol, cambrioler)
Yo Antony, on bus stop l'iPhone de Julie?
Je me suis faite bus stop.
Bus Stop by 514mtl_man November 9, 2017

bus stop 

An old-skool disco dance.
A group of girls would form a line and do a coordinated dance routine to the song 'Bus Stop'. Looked cool for one year but tragic ever since.
I'm old enough to remember them doing the Bus Stop in the nightclubs.
bus stop by Ray Babycakes July 18, 2006

bus stop 

A safe haven for like-minded rationalists to enjoy thoughtful discourse as well as emotional support; an escape from the judgemental eyes of the shiny-happy world.
Tired of everyone's bullshit attempts to try to save you? Come to the bus stop and hang out with some real people, bid farewell to others catching a bus, and maybe even schedule a bus ride for yourself.
bus stop by ASH September 21, 2004

Bus Stop 

The Place where woman rub their clits and eat greasy food.
" That Ho Trish went to the bus stop, my bro said she was doin that imbarrising shit again!"
Bus Stop by BDiddy51791 August 22, 2007
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