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Synonym for bus [verb]

The synonym bus synonymous definition words:
means "travel"
transport people by bus, ship, transport
- conjugate verb bus
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bus [noun]

means "transport"
transit vehicle, vehicle
Further results for the word "bus"

conveyance [noun]

means "vehicle"
carriage, car, automobile, bus, wagon

osculate [verb]

means "kiss"
smack, smooch, bus, peck, lip
- conjugate verb osculate

shuttle [noun]

means "transport"
train, subway, bus, plane, rocket

smooch [verb]

means "kiss"
smack, osculate, bus, peck, lip
- conjugate verb smooch

bush [noun]

means "thing"
plant of certain size, shrub, hedge, thicket, shrubbery, underbrush

bush [noun]

means "nature"
backwoods, hinterland, country, forest, field

bushed [adjective]

means "tired"
weary, beat, worn out, fatigued

bushel [noun]

means "hamper"
basket, pannier, bassinet, crate, bin, cradle

bushes [noun]

means "brush"
underbrush, brake, corpse, scrub, thicket

bushy [adjective]

means "fluffy"
furry, bristly, fuzzy, hairy, feathery, leafy, shaggy, velvety, soft

business [noun]

means "vocation"
occupation, trade, profession, job, specialty

business [noun]

means "occupation"
employment, profession, craft, trade, calling, vocation, pursuit

business [noun]

means "duty"
job, function, office, position

business [noun]

means "company"
corporation, enterprise, firm, syndicate, concern, operation, partnership

business [noun]

means "commerce"
exchange, industry, trade, production, sector, racket

business [noun]

means "barter"
negotiation, traffic, transaction, bargaining

business [noun]

means "affair"
interest, concern, matter

business-like [adjective]

means "methodical"
correct, regular, formal, systematic, orderly

businesslike [adjective]

means "professional"
serious, methodical, earnest, diligent, organized, purposeful, systematic, intent, orderly, scrupulous, assiduous, brisk, impersonal, skillful

businessman [noun]

means "merchant"
industrialist, entrepreneur, capitalist, broker, manager, retailer

businesswoman [noun]

means "merchant"
industrialist, entrepreneur, capitalist, broker, manager, retailer

bust [noun]

means "sculpture"
statue, portrait, image, model, carving, figure

bust [noun]

means "bosom"
breast, torso, chest, thorax, teats, boobs

busted [adjective]

means "defective"
broken, out of order, screwed up

bustle [verb]

means "hasten"
rush, haste, scoot, bestir, hurry
- conjugate verb bustle
- translate bustle

bustling [adjective]

means "active"
vigourous, energetic, lively, brisk, busy, nimble, spry

busy [verb]

means "profession"
occupy, employ, work
- conjugate verb busy

busy [adjective]

means "property"
full, bustling, crowded, swarming, packed, popular, jammed, overrun, engaged, occupied, employed, engrossed, absorbed, working

busy [adjective]

means "possession"
in use, occupied, unavailable, taken

busy [adjective]

means "person"
officious, meddlesome, prying, intrusive, forward

busy [adjective]

means "characteristic"
industrious, assiduous, fraught, diligent, sedulous, hardworking, overworked

busy [adjective]

means "agility"
active, vigourous, energetic, lively, brisk, bustling, nimble, spry

busybody [adjective]

means "busy"
officious, meddlesome, prying, intrusive, forward

action [noun]

means "movement"
business

active [adjective]

means "property"
busy, tireless, animated, diligent, eager, earnest

active [adjective]

means "finance"
profitable, busy, interest-bearing

activity [noun]

means "movement"
business

ado [noun]

means "hurry"
haste, impetuosity, hastiness, bustle, rashness, flurry

affair [noun]

means "matter"
concern, case, circumstance, business, question, subject

agency [noun]

means "office"
bureau, business, company, firm, organisation, organization

alive [adjective]

means "behaviour"
bustling, alert, lively, swarming, brisk, quick

anarchism [noun]

means "disturbance"
hubbub, brawl, battle, stir, bustle, discord

arrest [verb]

means "action"
capture, apprehend, bust, incarcerate, detain, catch
- conjugate verb arrest

banker [noun]

means "entrepreneur"
investor, financier, capitalist, landowner, businessperson

bankrupt [adjective]

means "ruined"
insolvent, broke, busted, destitute, impoverished

bankruptcy [noun]

means "failure"
fiasco, bust, collapse, dud, failing

bargaining [noun]

means "barter"
negotiation, traffic, transaction, business

basket [noun]

means "thing"
hamper, bushel, pannier, bassinet, crate, bin
- translate basket

basket [noun]

means "quantity"
basketful, measure, bushel, load, bucket
- translate basket

basketful [noun]

means "basket"
measure, bushel, load, bucket

beat [adjective]

means "characteristic"
tired, weary, bushed, worn out, fatigued

bestir [verb]

means "hasten"
rush, haste, scoot, hurry, bustle
- conjugate verb bestir

bin [noun]

means "hamper"
bushel, pannier, bassinet, crate, basket, cradle

bosom [noun]

means "breast"
bust, teats, chest, heart

breast [noun]

means "body"
bosom, teats, boobs, bust
- translate breast

brisk [adjective]

means "active"
busy, effervescent, excited, agile, hasty, alert

bristly [adjective]

means "fluffy"
furry, bushy, fuzzy, hairy, feathery, leafy

broke [adjective]

means "bankrupt"
insolvent, ruined, busted, destitute, impoverished

broken [adjective]

means "defective"
busted, out of order, screwed up

broker [noun]

means "stockbroker"
financier, middleman, merchant, businessman, buyer, agent

brush [noun]

means "nature"
bushes, underbrush, brake, corpse, scrub, thicket

bucket [noun]

means "thing"
measure, bushel, load, basket

calling [noun]

means "vocation"
line, business, affair, occupation, craft, job

capitalist [noun]

means "entrepreneur"
investor, financier, banker, landowner, businessman

carving [noun]

means "sculpture"
statue, portrait, image, model, bust, figure

chauffeur [noun]

means "licensed operator"
operator, driver, cab driver, bus driver, domestic, butler

chest [noun]

means "body"
breast, bust, bosom, heart

clientele [noun]

means "customers"
business, custom, trade, patronage, patrons

clinker [noun]

means "flop"
turkey, loser, failure, bust, dud, washout

clout [verb]

means "slap"
box, buffet, bust, chop, cuff, poke
- conjugate verb clout

commercial [adjective]

means "mercantile"
trading, trade, business, marketable, economic, financial

concern [noun]

means "company"
enterprise, business, corporation, establishment, firm, office

concern [noun]

means "affair"
part, business, interest, matter, problem, duty

conductor [noun]

means "driver"
engineer, bus driver

covert [noun]

means "thicket"
copse, bushes, brush, underbrush

crammed [adjective]

means "crowded"
packed, jammed, congested, bustling, burdened, overflowing

crate [noun]

means "hamper"
bushel, pannier, bassinet, basket, bin, cradle
- translate crate

crowded [adjective]

means "full"
bustling, busy, swarming, packed, popular, jammed

cuff [noun]

means "slap"
box, buffet, bust, chop, clout, poke
- translate cuff

custom [noun]

means "trade"
customers, business, clientele, patronage, patrons

customers [noun]

means "custom"
business, clientele, trade, patronage, patrons

dealer [noun]

means "trade"
merchant, bursar, vendor, businessman, trader

dealings [noun]

means "transactions"
business, handling, sale, trade

degrade [verb]

means "reduce"
depress, break, bump, lessen, cashier, bust
- conjugate verb degrade

demote [verb]

means "reduce"
depress, break, bump, lessen, cashier, bust
- conjugate verb demote

department [noun]

means "sphere of duty"
jurisdiction, administration, dominion, station, office, business

diligent [adjective]

means "industrious"
hardworking, assiduous, attentive, busy, constant, occupied

disorder [noun]

means "disturbance"
hubbub, brawl, battle, stir, bustle, discord

done in [adjective]

means "tired"
bushed, weary, exhausted, worn out

driver [noun]

means "person"
motorist, cab driver, bus driver, licensed operator, operator

dud [noun]

means "flop"
turkey, loser, clinker, bust, failure, washout

duty [noun]

means "profession"
work, part, business, place, function, task

economic [adjective]

means "mercantile"
trading, trade, business, marketable, commercial, financial

egotist [noun]

means "smart aleck"
know-it all, busybody

enterprise [noun]

means "company"
firm, business, concern

exchange [noun]

means "barter"
replacement, substitute, business, commerce, shift, interchange

executive [noun]

means "administrator"
entrepreneur, businessman, manager, officer, official

failure [noun]

means "flop"
turkey, loser, clinker, bust, dud, washout

failure [noun]

means "bankruptcy"
fiasco, bust, collapse, dud, failing

field [noun]

means "profession"
occupation, calling, business
- translate field

finance [noun]

means "monetary affairs"
commerce, business, investment

financial [adjective]

means "mercantile"
trading, trade, business, marketable, economic, commercial

financier [noun]

means "stockbroker"
broker, middleman, merchant, businessman, businesswoman, buyer

firm [noun]

means "thing"
business, association, company, concern, corporation, house

fiscal [adjective]

means "mercantile"
trading, trade, business, marketable, economic, financial
- translate fiscal

fraught [adjective]

means "industrious"
assiduous, busy, diligent, sedulous, hardworking, overworked

function [noun]

means "duty"
business, service, capacity, purpose, office, utility

furry [adjective]

means "fluffy"
bushy, bristly, fuzzy, hairy, feathery, leafy

hard-working [adjective]

means "industrious"
assiduous, diligent, laborious, sedulous, busy, overworked

hardheaded [adjective]

means "shrewd"
practical, unsentimental, rational, business-like, headstrong, stubborn

haste [noun]

means "hurry"
ado, impetuosity, hastiness, bustle, rashness, flurry

hasten [verb]

means "hurry"
rush, haste, scoot, bestir, bustle
- conjugate verb hasten

hinterland [noun]

means "backwoods"
bush, country, forest, field

homework [noun]

means "undertaking"
business, activity, work, project, lesson

house [noun]

means "place"
business, establishment, company, partnership, firm, corporation

hurry [verb]

means "movement"
hasten, rush, haste, scoot, bestir, bustle
- conjugate verb hurry

hurry [noun]

means "state"
confusion, flurry, flutter, bustle, ado, perturbation

industry [noun]

means "sector of commerce"
sector, branch, business, trade, manufacturing, enterprise

insolvent [adjective]

means "bankrupt"
ruined, broke, busted, destitute, impoverished

intrusive [adjective]

means "busybody"
officious, meddlesome, prying, busy, forward

investor [noun]

means "entrepreneur"
capitalist, financier, banker, landowner, businessperson

jammed [noun]

means "crowded"
packed, crammed, congested, bustling, burdened, overflowing

job [noun]

means "profession"
employment, vocation, business, position, post, billet

jurisdiction [noun]

means "sphere of duty"
department, administration, dominion, station, office, business

know-it-all [noun]

means "smart aleck"
egotist, busybody

landowner [noun]

means "entrepreneur"
investor, financier, banker, capitalist, businessperson

leafy [adjective]

means "fluffy"
furry, bristly, fuzzy, hairy, feathery, bushy
- translate leafy

lemon [noun]

means "thing"
bust
- translate lemon

line [noun]

means "profession"
occupation, vocation, business, job, pursuit, calling

livelihood [noun]

means "living"
work, sustenance, support, subsistence, vocation, business

living [noun]

means "profession"
business, bread
- translate living

market [noun]

means "trade"
traffic, business, demand, run

marketable [adjective]

means "mercantile"
trading, trade, business, commercial, economic, financial

matter [noun]

means "affair"
business, undertaking, circumstance, concern, situation

meddlesome [adjective]

means "busybody"
officious, busy, prying, intrusive, forward

mercantile [adjective]

means "commercial"
trading, trade, business, marketable, economic, financial

methodical [adjective]

means "orderly"
correct, regular, formal, systematic, business-like

middleman [noun]

means "stockbroker"
financier, broker, merchant, businessman, businesswoman, buyer

nab [verb]

means "capture"
apprehend, bust, incarcerate, detain, catch, arrest
- conjugate verb nab

news monger [noun]

means "gossip"
busybody, snoop, tattler, meddler

occupation [noun]

means "vocation"
line, business, affair, calling, craft, job

occupied [adjective]

means "in use"
busy, utilised, utilized, taken, employed

occupied [adjective]

means "engrossed"
absorbed, engaged, involved, working, busy

occupy [verb]

means "activity"
engage, busy, engross, employ, attend, monopolise
- conjugate verb occupy

office [noun]

means "position"
berth, employment, business, post, occupation, situation
- translate office

operation [noun]

means "affair"
agency, business, course, manoeuvre, transaction

orderly [adjective]

means "methodical"
correct, regular, formal, systematic, business-like

out [object]

means "state"
absent, not in, away, gone, left, busy

out of order [adjective]

means "defective"
busted, broken, screwed up

outback [noun]

means "rural area"
backwoods, country, bush

pannier [noun]

means "hamper"
bushel, basket, bassinet, crate, bin, cradle

patronage [noun]

means "trade"
business, commerce, custom, shopping, traffic

peck [noun]

means "measure"
load, bushel, barrel, quantity

profession [noun]

means "occupation"
career, business, calling, employment, vocation
- translate profession

project [noun]

means "undertaking"
business, activity, work, homework, lesson

prostrate [adjective]

means "exhausted"
spent, worn out, tired, bushed, whipped

prying [adjective]

means "busybody"
officious, meddlesome, busy, intrusive, forward

rashness [noun]

means "hurry"
ado, impetuosity, hastiness, bustle, haste, flurry

retailer [noun]

means "merchant"
industrialist, entrepreneur, capitalist, broker, manager, businessman

ruffle [noun]

means "disturbance"
agitation, annoyance, commotion, confusion, bustle, flurry
- translate ruffle

ruined [adjective]

means "bankrupt"
insolvent, broke, busted, destitute, impoverished

scoot [verb]

means "hasten"
rush, haste, hurry, bestir, bustle
- conjugate verb scoot

shopping [noun]

means "trade"
business, commerce, custom, patronage, traffic

shrub [noun]

means "plant"
flower, weed, bush

station [noun]

means "calling"
employment, business, occupation, office, position, rank

stir [noun]

means "event"
bustle

stockbroker [noun]

means "broker"
financier, middleman, merchant, businessman, businesswoman, buyer

studious [adjective]

means "assiduous"
diligent, industrious, determined, hard-working, busy, contemplative

sustenance [noun]

means "livelihood"
work, living, support, subsistence, vocation, business

systematic [adjective]

means "methodical"
correct, regular, formal, orderly, business-like

tattle-tale [noun]

means "informer"
blabbermouth, tattler, busybody, stool-pigeon, squealer

tattletale [noun]

means "informer"
blabbermouth, tattler, busybody, stool pigeon, talebearer [US], rat fink [US]

trade [noun]

means "profession"
vocation, occupation, business, livelihood, avocation, employment

trade [noun]

means "event"
business, purchase

trader [noun]

means "merchant"
businessman, tradesman, salesman, peddler, retailer

traffic [noun]

means "trade"
commerce, business, transactions, exchange

transaction [noun]

means "barter"
negotiation, traffic, business, bargaining

traveled [adjective]

means "trafficked"
well-trodden, frequented, busy, high-traffic, jammed, traffic-clogged

travelled [adjective]

means "trafficked"
busy, jammed

unavailable [adjective]

means "in use"
occupied, busy, taken

up and coming [adjective]

means "prospering"
active, busy, advancing, successful, occupied, engaged

uproar [noun]

means "excitement"
commotion, disorder, tumult, stir, agitation, bustle

vocation [noun]

means "occupation"
line, business, affair, calling, craft, job

washout [noun]

means "flop"
turkey, loser, clinker, bust, dud, failure

work [noun]

means "profession"
business, occupation, trade, vocation, job, employment
- translate work
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