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ENTRY No. 005OFFICIALLY RECOGNISED BY NOBODY

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Bussin

/ ˈbʌs.ɪn /

ADJECTIVE · USUALLY ABOUT FOOD

WHAT “BUSSIN” ACTUALLY MEANS

Means something is really good, especially food. Saying a meal is “bussin” means it tastes great.

ZACK’S TRANSLATION

The highest possible review a chicken wrap can receive. Michelin stars are for people who can’t say “bussin”.

“BUSSIN” USED IN A SENTENCE

  • “This kebab is bussin.”

    It is 2am. Everything is bussin at 2am.

  • “Mum’s curry is bussin, no cap.”

    Tell her. She would like to hear it once before she retires.

  • “Is it actually bussin or just hype?”

    Hype. It’s always hype. Except the kebab.

TRANSLATION SERVICE

WHAT THEY SAY“It’s bussin.”
WHAT THEY MEAN“It’s really good.”
GROWN-UP VERSION“Compliments to the chef.”

HOW BUSSIN ARE YOU? (TODAY’S AVERAGE READER, MADE UP)

75%

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