In the late 19th century, busboys were originally known as "omnibuses", a term which came from the Latin "omnibus," meaning "for all." "Omnibus" was a popular word in the 19th century with a variety of uses, having first been applied to the large public horse-drawn coaches which marked the first appearance of urban mass transit. The motorized descendants of these omnibuses are known today, of course, as "buses."
While busboys of the period may or may not have ridden to work on buses, they were known as "omnibus boys" or "omnibuses" themselves because their job was to do anything and everything that might be useful in the restaurant. "Omnibus" in this restaurant sense first appeared in 1888, and the first written example of the shortened form "bus-boy" has been traced to a 1913 issue of "The Industrial Worker" although the word was almost certainly in use long before then.
a bus boy cleans up after people are done with their dinner, or just cleans up anything that need to be cleaned bus boys are meant to clean up the leftovers from customers such as cleaning the table, washing dishes etc.
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A bus has no legs. A bus has wheels.
Get to the bus stop on time.
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There is nothing much that happens if a boy you know nothing about stares at you every time you come on the bus and you go to separate schools. This may juts mean that the boy likes you and wants to be friends.
The driver of Fall Out Boy's bus was Jeff Leonardo.
It means she is catching the bus to see a boy.
The Bus Boy works in a restaurant clearing tables and washing dishes.
Verb meaning "clear tables in a restaurant" is first attested 1913, probably from the four-wheeled cart used to carry dishes. The boy who wheeled the cart or bus is the bus boy.
A bus boy typically doesn't make much money, but there are certainly exceptions. Say the bus boy had a second job owning Microsoft, he would make a lot of money.
liz is a female
The Bus Boy - 2003 was released on: USA: 10 May 2003 (Atlanta, Georgia)
Bus Boy but if it is a girl its Bus Girl.
when the bus got there
A bendy bus is an informal term for an articulated bus, a bus which bends in the middle to enhance manoeuvrability.
The term bug boy is applied to apprentice jockeys. They are called this as the asterisk which is placed next to their names on the horse racing programmes looks like a bug.