posser

As an adjective posher

is (posh).

As a noun posser is

(archaic) a tool used for the act of possing usually in the form of a circular plate with holes in it, with a handle perpendicularly attached to the center of the plate.

As nouns the difference between posset and posser

is that posset is a beverage composed of hot milk curdled by some strong infusion, such as wine while posser is a tool used for the act of possing. Usually in the form of a circular plate with holes in it, with a handle perpendicularly attached to the center of the plate.

As a verb posset

is to curdle; to turn, as milk; to coagulate.

As a noun posser

is (archaic) a tool used for the act of possing usually in the form of a circular plate with holes in it, with a handle perpendicularly attached to the center of the plate.

As a verb possed is

(poss).

As nouns the difference between posser and bosser

is that posser is (archaic) a tool used for the act of possing usually in the form of a circular plate with holes in it, with a handle perpendicularly attached to the center of the plate while bosser is water.

As a verb passer

is (label) to pass.

As a noun posser is

(archaic) a tool used for the act of possing usually in the form of a circular plate with holes in it, with a handle perpendicularly attached to the center of the plate.

As nouns the difference between taxonomy and posser

is that taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while posser is (archaic) a tool used for the act of possing usually in the form of a circular plate with holes in it, with a handle perpendicularly attached to the center of the plate.