all buss
Meaning: very drunk
Usage: This phrase describes someone who is extremely drunk. It is a common expression used to indicate a state of heavy intoxication.
"He stay all buss from da party"
"He all buss las' night, no can even stand up."
"Stay away from him, he all buss."
Origin: This phrase likely comes from a combination of English and other languages, used to emphasize the degree of drunkenness.
What does "all buss" mean in Hawaiian Pidgin?
"all buss" means "very drunk" in Hawaiian Pidgin. This phrase describes someone who is extremely drunk. It is a common expression used to indicate a state of heavy intoxication..
How do you pronounce "all buss"?
"all buss" is pronounced "all-BUS". Click the "Hear Pronunciation" button above to listen!
How do you use "all buss" in a sentence?
Example: "He stay all buss from da party"
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