debus
/diːˈbʌs
/verb (debuses, debussing, debussed) [no object] British, chiefly military slang
1Alight from a motor vehicle.While his men were debussing, Daly saw ‘several men rushing back from the top of the bridge towards the entrance gate of the park.’...
- They noticed the screaming housekeeper, stopped, and debussed.
- Once the police convoy arrived at the Canal Bridge, it halted, and the men in the leading cars debussed.
1.1 [with object] Unload (personnel or stores) from a vehicle.
- distribution
- distributional
- distribution board
- distributive
- distributively
- distributor
- distributor cap
- district
- district attorney
- district auditor
- district commissioner
- district court
- district heating
- district high school
- district nurse
- District of Columbia
- district plan
- district surgeon
- distro
- distrust
- distruster
- distrustful
- distrustfully
- disturb
- disturbance