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bossers

bossers is the plural of bosser.

Meaning of bosser

Noun

bosser (plural bossers)

  1. (rare) A bossy person, one who orders others around.
    • They were all bossers here. Especially the women. They were bossy even when they deared her.1985, Gertrude Story, The Need of Wanting Always, page 160
  2. (UK, dialectal) A large marble in children's games.
    • […] the ultimate winner is the man with the greatest number of marbles when play comes to an end. The games at Battle at the present time are played with glass marbles and locally made “bossers” of concrete.1953, Arthur Beckett, The Sussex County Magazine, volume 27, page 60
  3. An instrument used to push clay into a mold.

Questions about bossers

What is bossers the plural of?
Bossers is the plural of bosser.

Words near bossers in the dictionary

  1. bossellation
  2. bossellations
  3. bosser
  4. Bosserman
  5. Bossermans
  6. bossers
  7. Bossert
  8. Bosserts
  9. bosses
  10. bosses about
  11. bosses around

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