Definition of buss - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
socialDated UK kiss someone as a greeting or farewellDated UK
- They buss each other goodbye every morning.
2.
affectionate kissDated UK kiss someone affectionatelyDated UK
- He leaned over to buss his grandmother on the cheek..
Noun
1.
affectionate kissDated UK kiss, usually friendly or affectionateDated UK
- She gave her grandmother a warm buss on the cheek..
2.
boatsRare UK type of Dutch fishing boatRare UK
- The fishermen sailed the buss to catch herring.
Images of buss
type of Dutch fishing boat
Origin of buss
Middle English, buss (kiss) + Dutch, bos (kiss)
Examples of buss in a sentence
Friends often buss when they meet. She would always buss her children goodnight. He tried to buss her hand in gratitude. He planted a quick buss on her forehead. A gentle buss was exchanged between the old friends. The old buss was restored and displayed in the museum.
A storm damaged the buss while it was docked.
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- French:s'embrasser, bisou, ...
- German:küssen, Kuss, ...
- Italian:baciare, bacio affettuoso, ...
- Spanish:besar, beso cariñoso, ...
- Portuguese:beijar, beijinho, ...
- Chinese:亲吻, 巴斯渔船, ...
- Japanese:キスをする, 愛情のこもったキス, ...
- Arabic:قَبَّلَ, قبلة, ...
- Hebrew:לְנַשֵּׁק, נְשִׁיקָה, ...
- Russian:целовать, дружеский поцелуй, ...
- Ukrainian:цілувати, дружній поцілунок, ...
- Hindi:चूमना, प्यार भरा चुंबन, ...
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