How Do You Spell BUSSES?

Pronunciation: [bˈʌsɪz] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "busses" can be confusing. It is important to note that "buss" is a rarely used term for a kiss, and the plural form is "busses." The double "s" is necessary for pronunciation, as without it the word would be pronounced like "buses." In IPA phonetic transcription, "busses" would be transcribed as /ˈbʌsɪz/ to indicate the two distinct "s" sounds. It is important to remember to use the correct spelling in context to avoid confusion.

BUSSES Meaning and Definition

  1. Busses is the plural form of the noun "bus." A bus is a large motor vehicle designed to transport passengers, typically along fixed routes and with multiple stops. It is commonly used for public transportation in urban and suburban areas. Busses are generally characterized by their spacious interior, with seats that can accommodate numerous passengers, and they often have standing room for additional travelers during peak times. These vehicles are crafted with large windows for better visibility and may have separate sections for standing and seated passengers.

    Busses primarily operate under the control of a driver, who is responsible for steering, accelerating, and braking the vehicle. They commonly have two entrance/exit doors located at the front and the rear, ensuring efficient boarding and disembarking. Some types of busses are equipped with special features to accommodate individuals with disabilities, such as wheelchair ramps or lifts.

    Besides public transportation, busses can also be utilized for other purposes. For instance, school busses are specifically designed for transporting students to and from educational institutions. Additionally, tour busses are used for sightseeing or group travel, offering a comfortable and convenient mode of transportation for various excursions. Overall, busses serve as an essential component of public and private transportation systems, contributing to the efficient movement of people in urban and suburban areas.

Common Misspellings for BUSSES

Etymology of BUSSES

The word "busses" is actually a less commonly used plural form of the noun "bus". The etymology of the word "bus" can be traced back to the early 19th century when it originated as a short form of "omnibus". The term "omnibus" was derived from Latin and literally meant "for all". It was originally used to describe a horse-drawn carriage that could transport multiple people. Over time, "omnibus" was shortened to "bus", and by the early 20th century, it specifically referred to motor vehicles used for public transportation. As for the variant "busses" as a plural form, it emerged due to confusion with similar words that follow the same pattern, such as "fusses" (from "fuss") or "kisses" (from "kiss").

Similar spelling words for BUSSES

Conjugate verb Busses

CONDITIONAL

I would busses
you would busses
he/she/it would busses
we would busses
they would busses
I would bus
we would bus
you would bus
he/she/it would bus
they would bus

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be bussing
you would be bussing
he/she/it would be bussing
we would be bussing
they would be bussing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have busses
you would have busses
he/she/it would have busses
we would have busses
they would have busses

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been bussing
you would have been bussing
he/she/it would have been bussing
we would have been bussing
they would have been bussing

FUTURE

I will buss
you will buss
he/she/it will buss
we will buss
they will buss
I will bus
we will bus
you will bus
he/she/it will bus
they will bus

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be bussing
you will be bussing
he/she/it will be bussing
we will be bussing
they will be bussing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have bussed
you will have bussed
he/she/it will have bussed
we will have bussed
they will have bussed
I will have bussed, will have bused
we will have bussed, will have bused
you will have bussed, will have bused
he/she/it will have bussed, will have bused
they will have bussed, will have bused

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been bussing
you will have been bussing
he/she/it will have been bussing
we will have been bussing
they will have been bussing

IMPERATIVE

you buss
we let´s buss

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to buss

PAST

I bussed
you bussed
he/she/it bussed
we bussed
they bussed
I bussed, bused
we bussed, bused
you bussed, bused
he/she/it bussed, bused
they bussed, bused

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was bussing
you were bussing
he/she/it was bussing
we were bussing
they were bussing

PAST PARTICIPLE

bussed

PAST PERFECT

I had bussed
you had bussed
he/she/it had bussed
we had bussed
they had bussed
I had bussed, had bused
we had bussed, had bused
you had bussed, had bused
he/she/it had bussed, had bused
they had bussed, had bused

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been bussing
you had been bussing
he/she/it had been bussing
we had been bussing
they had been bussing

PRESENT

I buss
you buss
he/she/it busses
we buss
they buss
I bus
we bus
you bus
he/she/it busses, buses
they bus

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am bussing
you are bussing
he/she/it is bussing
we are bussing
they are bussing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

bussing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have bussed
you have bussed
he/she/it has bussed
we have bussed
they have bussed
I have bused, have bussed
we have bused, have bussed
you have bussed, have bused
he/she/it has bused, has bussed
they have bused, have bussed

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been bussing
you have been bussing
he/she/it has been bussing
we have been bussing
they have been bussing
I am bussing, am busing
we are busing, are bussing
you are bussing, are busing
you are busing, are bussing
he/she/it is busing, is bussing
they are busing, are bussing
I was busing, was bussing
we were bussing, were busing
you were busing, were bussing
you were bussing, were busing
he/she/it was bussing, was busing
they were bussing, were busing
I will be bussing, will be busing
we will be bussing, will be busing
you will be bussing, will be busing
he/she/it will be bussing, will be busing
they will be bussing, will be busing
I have been busing, have been bussing
we have been busing, have been bussing
you have been bussing, have been busing
he/she/it has been bussing, has been busing
they have been busing, have been bussing
I had been bussing, had been busing
we had been bussing, had been busing
you had been bussing, had been busing
he/she/it had been bussing, had been busing
they had been bussing, had been busing
I will have been busing, will have been bussing
we will have been busing, will have been bussing
you will have been busing, will have been bussing
he/she/it will have been busing, will have been bussing
they will have been busing, will have been bussing
I would have bussed, would have bused
we would have bussed, would have bused
you would have bussed, would have bused
he/she/it would have bussed, would have bused
they would have bussed, would have bused
I would be busing, would be bussing
we would be busing, would be bussing
you would be busing, would be bussing
he/she/it would be busing, would be bussing
they would be busing, would be bussing
I would have been bussing, would have been busing
we would have been bussing, would have been busing
you would have been bussing, would have been busing
he/she/it would have been bussing, would have been busing
they would have been bussing, would have been busing

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