Third-person singular simple present indicative form of drive the porcelain bus

simple past tense of drive the porcelain bus

present participle of drive the porcelain bus

(Internet slang) Used to refute or express doubt in the veracity of an anecdote.

(motor racing) A sequence of two mirror-image chicanes interrupting a straightaway and connected by a very short straight section parallel to but offset from the straightaway being interrupted.

(simile, colloquial, Britain, derogatory) Very unattractive.

Used to ask where the bus is going.

Alternative form of the wheels fell off

Alternative form of the wheels fell off

(slang, vulgar) Of a man: to engage in penetrative vaginal sexual intercourse.