In the LGBT+ community the word Bussy is a reference to a man's vagina so to say.

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Don't Lie to Your Mom About What 'Bussy' Means or This Might Happen

Bussy Definition Goes Viral

Things might get awkward, to say the least.

Taylor Henderson

Taylor Henderson is a PRIDE.com contributor. This proud Texas Bama studied Media Production/Studies and Sociology at The University of Texas at Austin, where he developed his passions for pop culture, writing, and videography. He's absolutely obsessed with Beyoncé, mangoes, and cheesy YA novels that allow him to vicariously experience the teen years he spent in the closet. He's also writing one!

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November 29 2022 10:00 AM EST

December 09 2022 9:12 AM EST

A viral tweet shows exactly what might happen if you lie to your parents about the definitions of gay slang.

Professional cake maker Jon Manganello brushed his mom off with a little white lie when she asked what "bussy" meant but see when you do clownery, the clown comes back to bite. He shared the exchange on Twitter and the post now has nearly 100k likes and hundreds of replies.

“I told my mom ‘bussy’ meant boy,” wrote Manganello. “She just sent photos of me and my brothers from our trip to Paris.”

\u201cI told my mom \u201cbussy\u201d meant boy. She just sent photos of me and my brothers from our trip to Paris.\u201d
— jonny manganello (@jonny manganello) 1589395296

Manganello's mom took the definition to heart and captioned the photos from their France family trip, "3 Bussy's in Paris", "1 little bussy at the Eiffel Tower", and "2 bussy's at L'Arc de Triumph."

Twitter couldn't contain their laughter.

\u201c@jonnymangs your mom has just signed a book deal for the Bussy trilogy\u201d
— jonny manganello (@jonny manganello) 1589395296

\u201c@jonnymangs 1 little busy at the Eiffel Tower is ABSOLUTELY a porn\u201d
— jonny manganello (@jonny manganello) 1589395296

\u201c@jonnymangs Okay but 3 Bussy\u2019s in Paris is a BOP!\u201d
— jonny manganello (@jonny manganello) 1589395296

\u201c@jonnymangs her gay fans approve\u201d
— jonny manganello (@jonny manganello) 1589395296

Don't fret though! It seems the whole family has a sense of humor! Manganello told his mom what bussy meant and she had the best response:

"I know," she replied. "How about Bunt!"

You know what they say about the family that laughs together...

The meme potential is of course, endless

\u201cmen after getting their bussy waxed \u201d
— Girl with no problems (@Girl with no problems) 1668658334

One user on Reddit started a viral thread that asked: Replace One Word in Any Song with Bussy

Some highlight answers:

It's Safe to Say you Dig the Bussy
Strawbussy’s Wake
Chucky vs the Giant Bussy
Cream of the Bussy?

Who invented the Bussy?

THE Bussy is not that relevant today, because if you use Bussy in common language it will be assumed to be something quite adult. Bussy is a mash up of the words boy and pussy used to refer to a man's anus. While it is not clear who the original creator was, the word was coined and primarily used be members of the LGBTQ+ community and has been used since 1992.