How Do You Spell BUSSING?

Pronunciation: [bˈʌsɪŋ] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "Bussing" is quite straightforward, as it follows the general rules of English spelling. The word is pronounced /ˈbʌsɪŋ/ with a short vowel sound for the first syllable and a voiced "s" sound in the second syllable. The double "s" in the word signifies a present participle and indicates an action that is ongoing. The word means the transportation of people by bus, and its spelling and pronunciation help to distinguish it from similar-sounding words like "busing" (cleaning tables) or "buzzing" (making a humming sound).

BUSSING Meaning and Definition

  1. Bussing, also spelled as busing, is a term that can have multiple meanings and applications. In a general sense, bussing refers to the act of transporting individuals or goods by bus. It often entails the operation of buses on specific routes or schedules to serve the transportation needs of passengers.

    In the context of the hospitality industry, bussing refers to the practice of clearing tables and cleaning dining areas in restaurants, cafes, or other food service establishments. Bussers are responsible for removing used plates, glasses, and cutlery, as well as wiping down tables and ensuring a neat and clean appearance of the dining area. Bussing is an essential part of maintaining hygiene and efficiency within a restaurant or other dining establishments.

    Bussing can also refer to the process of integrating students from different racial or ethnic backgrounds into a single school, classroom, or educational system. This practice is commonly known as school busing, and it aims to promote diversity, equal access to education, and combat racial segregation. School busing was especially prevalent in the United States during the 1960s and 1970s as a means to desegregate schools.

    Overall, bussing encompasses the act of bus transportation, table clearing and maintenance in eateries, and educational integration of students from diverse backgrounds.

Common Misspellings for BUSSING

Etymology of BUSSING

The term "bussing" derives from the Middle English word "bussen", which originally meant "to kiss" or "to kiss one another". It can be traced back to the Old English word "bȳsan" or "būsan", with similar meanings of "to kiss" or "to make a sound with the lips". Over time, the term "bussing" evolved with various spellings and meanings, including "to kiss", "to kiss affectionately", "to smack the lips", and eventually "to kiss with a smacking sound".

In the 20th century, a new meaning of "bussing" emerged, related to the transportation of students to schools outside their immediate neighborhoods as a part of desegregation efforts. This new usage of "bussing" originated in the United States in the 1970s and gained prominence during efforts to address racial segregation in education.

Similar spelling words for BUSSING

Conjugate verb Bussing

CONDITIONAL

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

FUTURE

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

FUTURE PERFECT

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

PAST

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

PAST PERFECT

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

PRESENT

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

PRESENT PERFECT

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
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

Infographic

Add the infographic to your website: