bus-bus

A double-decker bus, usually used in England or in large cities. Better than a bus because it is not as cramped and because riding in the top is more fun.

"There sure are a lot of people at this bus stop. If this isn't a bus-bus, we might not get on!"

by UVicStudent December 30, 2009

im bouta blow im boutda cum im bussing im bussing bus bus bus bus ahhhhhhhh

when someone is bussing when they are busting all over the place

dreamybull: shoves ant eater up his ass "im bouta blow im boutda cum im bussing im bussing bus bus bus bus ahhhhhhhh"

by xXbust_bust_bustXx May 12, 2023

Premium Bus-Bus

When something is so unbelievably bussing that it is considered to be premium bus-bus

Those nerds gummy clusters were premium bus-bus

by porsche girl September 26, 2023

Bus It There Bus It Back

Term used to describe someone who makes a return journey on the bus

He or She will need to Bus It There Bus It Back

by cornersofa September 21, 2018

Bus Incense

n. A cigarette. Particularly when standing at a bus stop waiting for a bus. Invariably as soon as the bus incense is lit, before a second puff can be enjoyed, the bus appears.

Damn, its cold on this corner and I've been waiting 15 minutes for the bus. I wish I still smoked coffin nails because I would light some bus incense and it would be here in like 10 seconds flat.

by homoguytom January 16, 2013

London bus

Those red double~decker buses used in London, the UK, Australia & other places. They're So Cool!

One day I'd really love to have a ride on the London bus. It would be so exciting!

by Starchylde June 16, 2016

Bus Lines in Israel

A phenomenon of pushing, shoving and cutting in line that may cause the inexperienced to feel that this may be the last bus, to anywhere, ever and that societal norms have ceased to be relevant. A feeling of dizziness, frustration and the beginnings of a rare psychological disorder may occur. This phenomenon happens regardless of how many people are in line or how empty the bus is. If one listens closley, the silent screams of non-Israelis can be heard as they are herded to the side of the line.

Alex, going for his first shabbat in Jerusalem, got to the Beer Sheva bus station early Friday morning and was happy to see that the platform for his bus was mostly empty. Relieved that his friends had been wrong about the Bus lines in Israel, Alex got in line and waited. When the bus arrived, Alex noticed an elderly woman coming towards him from the side. Alex thought to himself, "I'll offer to let her go on first." Without notice, she simply walked in front of him and then signalled to the rest of her family, laying in wait, to join her. Suddenly Alex felt himself being pushed to the floor as little kids kicked him out of the way to run onto the completely empty bus. As he tried to get up, the boots of soldiers, just let off base for the weekend trampled him and forced their way onto the bus. "Ugh! Fine I'll just wait for the next bus" thought Alex to himself. Afterall, it was only 8 in the morning and he had plenty of time to get to to Jerusalem. Alex never made it to Jerusalem for Shabbat.

by SquishyFeces March 27, 2011