bus left
to miss an opportunity by a wide margin. by failing to act/speak/do something promptly, the window of opportunity closed.
gm wants to get concessions from the uaw in order to avoid going bankrupt, but that bus left a long time ago.
it is a direction, it means to turn left
person 1: where we going man
person 2: bus left here
describes an instance in which a teenager has been, like, totally left behind.
dude one: hey, leave nick alone, man. he just found out that he’s failing all his cl-sses, his girlfriend’s been cheating on him, and all his friends just went on a road trip to vegas without him! he’s been totally bus left!
dude two: d-mn!
used in referring to loss of an alcohol or drug buzz/high. meaning: the buzz is gone.
my bus left me high and dry, hand me another.
the bus just left the building.
my bus just crashed.
i just missed the bus.
slang used by inner city teenagers to describe missing the bus
“i got bus left this morning”
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