osses
osses is the plural of oss.
Meaning of oss
Verb
oss
- To set about, or intend be inclined to set about (doing something).
- JENNET. [...] Soa yee see Ise ossin towart hausekeepin. SARAH. Whya nowt but weel. Wees nit hev the weddin an kirsenin at yaa time, that's a cumfort. JENNET. Hed Sammy ivver offerd onny thing that's mismannerd to me, awr courtship wod sean hae[…]1840, Ann Coward Wheeler, The Westmoreland Dialect in Four Familiar Dialogues: In which an Attempt is Made to Illustrate the Provincial Idiom, page 64
- To offer (to do something).
- an' nobody ossin' to do it1870, Axon, Black Kt., page 56, quoted in the EDD
Noun capitalized: OSSes
OSSes
- plural of OSS
Questions about osses
- What is osses the plural of?
- Osses is the plural of oss.
- What part of speech is osses?
- Osses is a noun.
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