Meaning & Definition of word "Buss"

Buss

/bʌs/

1. a kiss.
- Example: The couple exchanged a sweet buss as they said goodbye.
2. a term used in some English dialects for a kiss.
- Example: In the old poem, the lovers promised a buss beneath the moonlight.
3. a large bus.
- Example: The city introduced a new buss for public transport, making it easier for residents to travel.

1. to kiss.
- Example: She gave him a quick buss on the cheek before leaving.
2. to kiss gently.
- Example: He bussed her softly, leaving her smiling unexpectedly.

Middle English, from the word busse, which is a variant of 'buss' derived from the verb 'bussen'.

buss on the cheek:

a light kiss given on the cheek as a greeting or show of affection.

buss it:

slang for giving someone a kiss, often playfully.

kiss:

a touching of one's lips with someone else's as a sign of love, sexual desire, or greeting.

peck:

a quick and gentle kiss.

smooch:

to kiss someone with exaggerated affection.

Meaning: to kiss someone passionately.

Example Sentence: They were bussed up in the corner of the party.

Meaning: to bus someone can also refer to delivering a passionate kiss.

Example Sentence: He bussed her right in front of their friends.