% replaces any number of letters (la% - lake, lamp)_ replaces one letter (ca_ - car, cat)

Other crossword clues for answer "BUS"

BUS
One of the more ethical modes of transportation
City transit
Kramden's workplace
Frequently chartered vehicle
Subway alternative
Bad thing for a student to miss
Metro transit option
Parks protest site
Speed speeder
Magic ___ (1968 song by The Who)
The Wheels on the ___
Coach, e.g.
Kneeling ___
Peter Pan, e.g.
Tour rental
Traveling band's rental
Word after Chinatown or Bolt
Long way around town
Public transport
Field trip necessity
Touring group's rental
Band coach
Long way around the country?
Motor vehicle
One way to commute
Clear the tables
Clean off tables
Vancouver Sky Train alternative
Ralph Kramden's vehicle
Metro transport
Winnipeg Flyer, for one
Tour vehicle
Double-decker, e.g.
One that goes to school twice a day
Vehicle with an aisle
One that goes to school regularly
One headed to school, perhaps
You might take it to school
Domain for the awfully mean Ms. Crabtree on "South Park"
Greyhound, e.g.
Kramden's vehicle
School transport
It can be boarded
Taxi alternative
Clear away dishes
Clear tables
Clear, as tables
Ralph Kramden's workplace
Common carrier
Speed "demon"
Motorcoach
Student driver?
Kramden's carrier
Mass transit carrier
Commuter's option
Large public vehicle
City transport
Greyhound transport
Clear the table
Partridge Family transport
Rosa Parks gained fame in one
Vehicle that's often numbered
It often comes to a stop
Sightseer's ride, often
Speed vehicle
Clear, as a table
Greyhound vehicle
<<NO CLUE>>
Jerome Bettis nickname
Public vehicle
Vehicle
Clear tables, perhaps
School transportation
Greyhound, maybe
Kind of stop
Student carrier
Train alternative
Clean tables
__ stop
Trailways transport
Assist the waiter
Vehicle in "Speed"
Commuter's choice
Clear at a diner
Help a waiter
Way around a city
Work on tables
Certain Volkswagen
See 32-Down
Urban transport
Shuttle, perhaps
Do diner work
Blue Bird vehicle
Mover of many
School __
Clear dirty dishes from
Clear
Clear dishes from
Shuttle __
It picks people up
Commuter's ride
Mass-transit option
Public transit option
Freedom Rider's ride
Magic vehicle for Ms. Frizzle
Urban vehicle
Kramden vehicle
Commuter vehicle
Do a beanery chore
Pick up the plates
CPU connecting circuit
Carry off dishes
Partridge family transportation
Urban transportation
Kramden drove one
Transportation choice
Computer circuit
Passenger vehicle
Public transportation
City vehicle
Grade-schooler's transportation
Sort of shuttle
Urban transit
Shuttle, often
Airport-shuttle vehicle
School vehicle
Commuting option
Cross-country option
Many a hybrid
Clear at a bistro
Clear off, in a way
School-kid transporter
A way crosstown
Urban rumbler
With 42 Down, commute for some
HOV lane vehicle
Crosstown conveyance
Party __
Clear, as settings
HOV lane user
School kid transportation
School-kid vehicle
Tourist mover of a sort
60-passenger vehicle
Crosstown transportation
Pupil mover
School kids' ride
School kids' transport
Tour ride
Airport vehicle larger than a van
Tour transport
Urban transporter
Van's cousin
Tour conveyance
Miss metaphor
Public transit vehicle
Type of motor coach
School kids' transportation
Do a diner job
With 3-Down, pickup point
Clear, in a way
Coach
Port Authority arrival
Remove dirty dishes from
The Who's "Magic ___"
Part of USB
Trailways vehicle
He missed the ___.
Public carrier.
Means of conveyance.
Scene in recent best seller.
School ___.
Coast-to-coast conveyance.
Crosscountry vehicle.
Means of transportation.
___ boy.
Something not to be missed.
Hired car.
Mode of transportation.
Wayward verhicle.
___ Stop.
Automobile: Colloq.
City transit unit.
Charabanc.
Conveyance.
Inge vehicle.
Street car.
One way to get to school.
See 42 Across.
Transport.
Part of the street scene.
Steinbeck's erratic vehicle
Strayed Steinbeck vehicle
Traffic element.
Traveler's choice.
Street sight.
Miss the ___
Don't miss it
Transit medium
William Inge vehicle
Word in an Inge title
Highway user
Inge-play vehicle
Inge's vehicle
Road sign, with 10 Down
Steinbeck's was wayward
The Wayward ___
Something not to miss
The Wayward ___: Steinbeck
Integrate, in a way
Jitney
Large motor coach
Schoolboy's vehicle
Word with school or tour
Steinbeck's wayward vehicle
Londoner's charabanc
Stopper in an Inge play
Inge's "___ Stop"
Vehicle in a Monroe film
Word after omni or mini
Kind of boy
Restaurant vehicle
Set tables
Help the waiter
Aid a waiter
Freedom Riders' transport
Urban behemoth
Speed” speeder nyt 1995 BUS Coach nyt 1995 BUS Greyhound vehicle nyt 1995 BUSIES Keeps occupied nyt 1995 BUSKIN High boot nyt 1995 BUSS Kiss nyt 1995 BUSS Kiss nyt 1995 BUSSERS Some restaurant workers nyt 1995 BUSSES Warm welcomes nyt 1995 BUSTS Nabs nyt 1995 BUSTS Statuary art nyt 1995 BUSY Not free nyt 1995 BUT On the other hand nyt 1995 BUTTE Montana city nyt 1995 BUTTER Flatter, with up"
Airport shuttle
Alternative to a subway
Unit of mass transit
Clear tables and such
Integration symbol
Child carrier
Tour transportation
Clear dishes
Route follower
Straphanger's ride
Tend tables
With 9-Down, pickup points
Do some restaurant work
It follows a line
Long ride?
One way to work
Vehicle with a route
31-Across alternative
Kind of line
Something to take a pass on
Clear of dishes
One going to school?
Otto's vehicle on "The Simpsons"
Sightseer's ride
Vehicle that may have a farebox
Do some diner work
Work tables?
Certain airport shuttle
Staple of a rock band tour
Something you might take a pass on
Take all the dishes from
Greyhound runner?
Transportation to school
Clear and set, as tables
Tour aid
Clear tables in a restaurant
Part of an after-school lineup
Alternative to subway or taxi
Clear tables at a restaurant
Clear, as crystal
Word after school or party
Clear plates, say
Clear, as a diner's table
Do a restaurant job
Fillmore in "Cars," for one
Part of an urban fleet
Transport, in a way
Downtown ride, maybe
Cheap transit option
Greyhound unit
Cab alternative
Taxi or train alternative
The Who's was "Magic"
Tour component
Indigo Girls "Back on the ___, Y'all"
The Straight Talk Express was one
Selma vehicle
The Straight Talk Express, notably
Transport for a student driver?
Clean after dinner, maybe
Low-cost public transit option
It stops at stops
John McCain's was famous
Stop start?
The Straight Talk Express, for one
Station stopper
What "all-over advertising" might cover
Tour ___
Vehicle that might have stop-request cords
Vehicle that might use a dedicated lane
_____ Stop (1956)
Clear plate after plate
Merry Pranksters' vehicle
Commuter's conveyance
Omni add-on
Way across town, perhaps
Clear tables, e.g.
Greyhound
50 Ways to Leave Your Lover transportation
City transit vehicle
School conveyance, often
Token transportation?
Vehicle that stops at school
Where Parks took a seat to take a stand
Vehicle to take a pass on?
Where Parks made a stand with a seat
City get-about
Speeder in "Speed"
Way to school
City tour vehicle
Schoolchild's ride
Struggle ___ ("vehicle" for tough times)
Elementary school vehicle
Field trip vehicle
Land vehicle whose name is a water vehicle backward
Public transport option
Vehicle that may be articulated
Form of public transportation
The "B" in USB
School trip vehicle
Field trip transportation
Throw under the ___
Tour group transport
Surface carrier
Inge's ____ Stop
Transit option
Commuter ride
Crosstown, at times
It takes a transfer
Travel choice
Marilyn Monroe classic, with 23-Across
Partridge Family vehicle
Way across town
Clean up at the table
City rumbler
Aberrant Steinbeck vehicle
Speed setting
It makes frequent stops in the city
City conveyance
Crosstown, for one
Kind of schedule
Airport shuttle, often
Crosstown ride, perhaps
Do a greasy spoon chore
Bart's ride to school
You might pull a cord to make it stop
Do a table-clearing job
Mass transit vehicle
The Magic School ___
Riding the struggle ___ (in a tough situation)
Word after "charter" or "party"
Ride on the Magic School ___!
Ms. Frizzle's vehicle
Throw under the ___ (betray)
Yellow school transport
Peter Pan vehicle
A way to work
Help at the diner
Jitney, e.g.
Where Parks made her mark
USB part
Metro alternative
Desert ___ (satirical video game conceived by Penn and Teller involving a drive from Tucson to Las Vegas)
Vehicle transporting many students to school
Chartered vehicle
Stopper on a city route
It goes to a stop
Tour group vehicle
Computer or commuter connection
Its business is picking up
Commuting choice
Clear, in a commissary
See 6-Down
Clear, in a cafeteria
Ride on a route
Clear, in a cafe
Do some cafeteria work
Take for a ride
Sightseers' transport
Tour carrier