WordNet
n. a terminal that serves bus passengers [syn: bus depot, bus station, coach station]
Wikipedia
Bus terminal may refer to:
- Bus terminus, where a short-distance bus route ends
- Bus station, where long-distance bus routes stop
Usage examples of "bus terminal".
Sitting uneasily over torn plastic, protecting the seat of the pants from the sneaky probe of a broken spring, arriving at last at the interstate bus terminal surrounded by buildings with plyboarded windows scribbled with obscene comments and directions.
Mitch recognized him as the agent in the bus terminal in Knoxville.
Fugitives on the run would eventually cross the path of a ticket agent, or a toll taker, or a Port Authority cop at a bus terminal or airport.
My last image of Abidjan was of a naked boy scavenging through a garbage receptacle at the edge of the sprawling bus terminal and of a woman, in nothing but pink underwear, combing her hair with a rusted nail.
We'll start out for headquarters now, and on the way we'll stop in at that bus terminal.
Samuel stepped out of the Elizabeth Street Bus Terminal and stared.
Minds like terrified fat men, begging the eyes that look up in the bus terminal or the restaurant and threaten to meet ours to look back down, uninterested.
She remembered, suddenly, that he had been half an hour late picking her up at the bus terminal.
When the cab came, Tom asked him how much he would charge to take him to the other side of the George Washington Bridge, so that he wouldn't have to go through the bus terminal.
Just last night at the Port Authority Bus Terminal where I hike to hang out when I'm in New York, I ran into Vernon Kliegl and Mary Kliegl, the husband and wife midgets who became legends in the late fifties for department store pilferage.
Minds like terrified fat men, begging the eyes that look up in the bus terminal or the restaurant and threaten to meet ours to look back down, uninter.
From the Lochmoor Hotel I had taken a cab to the bus terminal, not knowing the way.
Plus, the way she was dressed, she thought she'd be more invisible on a bus, so she ate a hamburger while she walked to the junkie-infested Port Authority Bus Terminal, and by noon she was on her way to Baltimore.
Heller got out at the Port Authority Bus Terminal and paid the driver.
He expects that they will saddle him with a duffel bag and send him down to the bus terminal to fend for himself, but instead a car comes to get him.