busses

/ˈbʌsɪz/

nounverbbus · ses

Think: one bus, two busSES—add “-es” because it ends in S.

Yes, it's busses. Because bus ends with s, the plural adds -es: bus → busses (not just bus + s).

Definitions

  1. nounPlural of bus: more than one large vehicle that carries many passengers.
  2. verbThird-person singular present of buss: to kiss.
  3. verbPlural of bus (verb): to transport people by bus or to clear tables in a restaurant (especially in American English).

Examples

  • “Two yellow school busses lined up outside the gym.”
  • “On field-trip days, the busses leave right after attendance.”
  • “In the play, the character busses his sweetheart on the cheek.”

Synonyms

coachesmotorbusesshuttlestransit buses

Translations

ES autobusesPT ônibusFR bus

Common misspellings

busesbus'sbussessbussiesbussisbuss'esbusses'bussess'

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