deckers
Buses with floors
Deckers appears almost exclusively in compounds indicating the number of levels in a structure.
A double-decker bus has two passenger levels; a triple-decker sandwich has three layers of bread.
On its own, deckers is rare, but the pattern is productive: Those triple-deckers are hard to eat without making a mess.
Building levels, British spelling
- floorsWalking surfaces inside
- tiersHorizontal arranged levels
- layersStacked levels or coatings
- stackedArranged in a heap
multi-level · upper · lower · parking structure · bunk beds · stadium · seating · grandstand
Scarlet public transport
- LondonEngland's capital city
- open-topHaving no roof
- sightseeingVisiting places of interest
- tour busVehicle for traveling groups
transit · passenger · route · stairs · conductor · livery · transport · omnibus
storeys
Building levels, British spelling
stacked · multi-level · upper · lower · parking structure · bunk beds · stadium · seating · grandstand · mezzanine
red bus
Scarlet public transport
- LondonEngland's capital city
- open-topHaving no roof
- sightseeingVisiting places of interest
tour bus · transit · passenger · route · stairs · conductor · livery · transport · omnibus · commuter
club sandwich
Triple-layered toasted lunch
fillings · BLT · toasted · deli · mayo · lettuce · tomato · bacon · turkey · dagwood
steamship
Boiler-propelled water vessel
hull · gangway · railing · voyage · promenade · vessel · liner · riverboat · excursion · captain
deckerssingle-deckers
Buses lacking upper floors
single-story · ranch-style · bungalows · ground-level · flat
- decked outElaborately dressed or decorated
- double-decker busTwo-level passenger vehicle
- double deckersVehicles with stacked floors
- double decker busTwo-level public transit vehicle
- triple deckerThree-level stacked item
- double-decker busesTransit vehicles with stacked passenger floors