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“Bused” or “Bussed” or “Bust”

Overview

bused / bussed / bust are similar-sounding terms with different meanings (referred to as homophones). To better understand the differences, see below for definitions, pronunciation guides, and example sentences using each term. 👇

Definitions

bused: (verb) send or move around by bus. (verb) ride in a bus. (verb) remove used dishes from the table in restaurants.

bussed: NA

bust: (noun) a sculpture of the head and shoulders of a person. (noun) an occasion for excessive eating or drinking.

Pronunciation

bused: b·AH·s·t

bussed: b·AH·s·t

bust: b·AH·s·t

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Examples in Context

Examples of “bused”

Examples of “bussed”

  • side) and French lycéens are bussed to Evian, while Swiss students

Examples of “bust”

  • Portrait Bust of Catherine, Princess of Wurtemburg,
  • Big Time or Bust (1933) - Winthrop Allen
  • After the 1980s oil bust various small magazines went out
  • Portrait Bust of the Empress Marie-Louise, c.
  • This bust was replicated at least fifty-four
  • Bust of Charles X (1825–29)
  • $40,000 as the sponsor went bust four years later.
  • Bust of the marquis d'Aligre (bronze)
  • Bust of Queen Marie-Amélie of France
  • Bust of Queen Marie-Amélie (1841) Shown


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