What does "bosser" mean?
bosser is (UK, dialect) A large marble. Read the full definition ↓
Comparisons involving "bosser"
13 comparisons
- bosser vs bonser: What's the Difference?
As a noun bosser is water.
- bosser vs booser: What's the Difference?
As nouns the difference between bosser and booser is that bosser is water while booser is (obsolete) a boozer, toper,…
- bosser vs bossed: What's the Difference?
As a noun bosser is water. As a verb bossed is ( boss ).
- bosses vs bosser: What's the Difference?
As nouns the difference between bosses and bosser is that bosser is water.
- bosset vs bosser: What's the Difference?
As nouns the difference between bosset and bosser is that bosset is (zoology) a rudimentary antler of a young male deer…
- bossier vs bosser: What's the Difference?
As an adjective bossier is ( bossy ). As a noun bosser is water.
- bouser vs bosser: What's the Difference?
As nouns the difference between bouser and bosser is that bosser is water.
- bowser vs bosser: What's the Difference?
As nouns the difference between bowser and bosser is that bowser is a fuel metering/delivery pump at a filling station…
- busser vs bosser: What's the Difference?
As nouns the difference between busser and bosser is that busser is assistant waiter; one who busses while bosser is a…
- dosser vs bosser: What's the Difference?
As nouns the difference between dosser and bosser is that dosser is (british|ireland) someone who dosses, someone known…
- josser vs bosser: What's the Difference?
As nouns the difference between josser and bosser is that josser is an outsider working in a circus while bosser is…
- marble vs bosser: What's the Difference?
As nouns the difference between marble and bosser is that marble is (uncountable) a rock of crystalline limestone while…
- posser vs bosser: What's the Difference?
As nouns the difference between posser and bosser is that posser is (archaic) a tool used for the act of possing…
Full definition of “bosser”
English
Noun
(en noun)- 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.
- Modern children, having only machine-made glass marbles, are restricted to names describing their size, or the names under which they are sold, or fanciful names of their own inventing. Thus big marbles are big 'uns, bossers , bulls or bullies

