busman
[buhs-muh n]
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noun, plural bus·men.
a person who operates a bus.
Nearby words
- busker,
- buskin,
- buskined,
- busking,
- busload,
- busman's holiday,
- busoni,
- busoni, ferruccio benvenuto,
- buspirone hydrochloride,
- busra
Origin of busman
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Based on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2019
Examples from the Web for busman
That's why they called him a busman and his holiday a busman's holiday.
As they came out of the main entrance of the depot he heard it called anew by a busman.
Sister Carrie|Theodore DreiserThe friendly 'busman directed me to a gable sheltered by a yellow jasmine-tree, where I tapped on the door with my knuckle.
Some Everyday Folk and Dawn|Miles FranklinShe had given her new valise to a gray-haired 'busman who looked a little like the minister at home.
Stanford Stories|Charles K. Field