Drive the Porcelain Bus

What Does "Drive the Porcelain Bus" Mean?

"Drive the porcelain bus" is an English idiom. It is a colloquial term meaning to vomit into a toilet.

Here are three examples of the idiom "drive the porcelain bus" used in a sentence:

I drank way too much last night and ended up driving the porcelain bus.
He felt so ill that he had to run to the bathroom to drive the porcelain bus.
The food at the party was so bad that several guests ended up driving the porcelain bus.

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