busable

English

Alternative forms

• bussable

Etymology

From bus +‎ -able.

Adjective

busable (comparative more busable, superlative most busable)

1. (informal) reachable or traversable by bus
   • 1998, Minakshi Chaudhry, Exploring Pangi Himalaya: a world beyond civilization, page 292:

     Work is going on to widen the road to make it busable.

   • 2005, Johnny Rich, The PUSH Guide to which University, page 172:

     Just outside the city centre, briskly walkable and even more briskly busable from the main City site, Charlie Frears has his own medical library and teaching facilities […]

2. (computing, informal) capable of being used with a bus (electrical conductor or interface)
   • 1997, Mix: Volume 21, Issues 1-6:

     The mainframe system offers busable signal routing, remote power supply and an optional remote fader box.

Anagrams

• basbleu, baubles, bubales