What is plural form of bus stop?

Answer 1

Buses is the plural. The singular is Bus.

Answer 2

Buses is the usual plural of bus. Electrical connections, usually a bundle of similar signals (multiple electrical connections such as the "B" in USB) is "bus" and therefore the plural is "buses."

"Busses" is an alternative spelling for "buses" (the plural of "bus"), but "buses" is always the first spelling given in dictionaries, indicating its prevalence. In transportation 'bus' is actually an abbreviation of omnibus. The plural would be omnibuses.

A buss is also the type of kiss used in a friendly greeting. If one is the lucky recipient of many kisses, this would likewise be "busses".

Answer 3

The plural form for the compound noun bus stop is bus stops.

Answer 4

Buses. The word bus originates from the Latin word omnibus, whose plural is omnibuses, even though it is rare for Latin words to add the suffix '-s' or '-es'.

Answer 5

The plural for for bus (the vehicle) is buses.

The noun buss is a a synonym for a kiss; busses = kisses.

Answer 6

If you mean more than one bus then it is just as you have spelt it !

Answer 7

School buses would be the plural form.

Answer 8

Buses is the plural form.

Answer 9

Buses.