Fuente de la expresión
Cambridge Dictionary
Contexto
Although it might be anathema to the politically correct Thought Police, there can be little doubt that children are occasionally capable of uncommon cruelty. You just have to listen to some of the things they say to each other. One playground remark that I remember overhearing on several occasions during my own schooldays was that somebody or other "had a face like the back end of a bus!" The implication was clear : the person being discussed was aesthetically challenged, a veritable Plug among the more physically blessed ranks of Bash Street Kids.

How I used to hate that pernicious little phrase! Not, let us be clear, out of compassion for the hapless victims of the barb. No, my outrage was provoked by the unwarranted and arbitrary slur on my beloved buses!
Tipo de fuente
webpage
Título de la fuente
Special Features Focus on : The Back End of a Bus
Año
2003
Web
http://www.centralsmt.co.uk/features/Focus_03.html
Idioma
English
Nivel de uso
Popular/Familiar/Coloquial
Marca dialectal
Sin definir Reino Unido
Frecuencia
Sin definir