buss

UK
/bʌs/
US
/bʌs/
bussnoun
busses
pl
UK
/bʌs/
US
/bʌs/
Translations
She gave him a quick buss on the cheek.
Она быстро поцеловала его в щеку.
Additional translations
Definitions
A kiss, especially a light or playful one.
She gave him a quick buss on the cheek before leaving.
A large fishing boat, especially one used in the 17th–19th centuries for catching herring.
Dutch herring busses sailed every summer to the North Sea.
bussverb
bussed
Past Simple
bussed
Past Participle
bussing
Gerund
UK
/bʌs/
US
/bʌs/
Translations
She leaned over to buss him on the cheek.
Она наклонилась, чтобы поцеловать его в щеку.
Additional translations
Definitions
To kiss lightly or casually.
She leaned over to buss him on the cheek before leaving.
bussinterjection
Rare, onomatopoeic exclamation imitating the sound of a quick kiss.
Definitions
An exclamation representing the sound of a quick kiss.
"Buss!" she cried, planting a playful peck on the baby's cheek.