noun pl. buses bus′es or busses bus′·ses

1. a large, long motor vehicle designed to carry many passengers, usually along a regular route; omnibus
2. Slang an automobile
3. Elec. a heavy copper bar, strap, or other similar conductor that is not insulated, usually carries a large current, and connects many electrical circuits
   also called bus bar

Etymology: < (omni)bus

transitive verb bused or bussed, busing bus′·ing or bussing bus′·sing

1. to transport by bus; specif., to transport (children) by busing
2. ☆ in a restaurant, cafeteria, etc., to clear dirty dishes from to bus tables

intransitive verb

1. to go by bus
2. ☆ to do the work of a busboy