by Arbuckle April 3, 2007
Bro1: Throw that little shit cat of yours in the bossie, it's so annoying.
Bro2: Aight bro don't like it anyway.
Yo what's that smell, your house is a fucking Bossie.
Bro2: Aight bro don't like it anyway.
Yo what's that smell, your house is a fucking Bossie.
by Anonymous11989 June 11, 2019
Means little bush and not bossy. The word Bossie has dutch origins and is used to lovingly describe a hot hard party going girl who goes bos at parties. Everybody knows and needs one.
by Bliksims January 8, 2019
A unique family where each member is independently referred to as "The Boss" and is typically loud, in charge, and possibly drunk. You don't want to fuck with any member of this family for fear that they'll show you exactly who The Boss is.
Guy 1: Yo that Bossie family is crazy. I was talking some shit to The Boss's brother and he laid me the fuck out.
Guy 2: Shit bro, guess he showed you who The Boss is!
Guy 2: Shit bro, guess he showed you who The Boss is!
by UDBoss September 12, 2008
Describes a girl who is the alpha-female or the queen bee. She is gettin paid, stayin fly, and is the leader of her crew. Respected by all, loved by some.
"I'm Bossy!
I'm the first girl to scream on the track
I switched up the beat of the drum
That's right I brought all the boys to the yard
And that's right I'm the one that's tattooed on his arm..." -Kelis
I'm the first girl to scream on the track
I switched up the beat of the drum
That's right I brought all the boys to the yard
And that's right I'm the one that's tattooed on his arm..." -Kelis
by ash83xo June 13, 2006
A well known street-smart gangsta that got a lot of class, cuss like a sailor and can kick some fucking ass.
by Hostess7Peeps November 24, 2017
Bossy is a patronising way to describe a woman who takes up space and speaks her mind. Women in leadership are always at risk of being branded ‘bossy’ and the use of this word can deter women from seeking positions of authority.
Beyoncé explained, “I’m not bossy. I’m the boss”, as part of the 2014 Ban Bossy campaign which addressed the confidence gap between young girls and boys and aimed to encourage girls to lead.
Beyoncé explained, “I’m not bossy. I’m the boss”, as part of the 2014 Ban Bossy campaign which addressed the confidence gap between young girls and boys and aimed to encourage girls to lead.
He realised that the bossy young girl displayed the same qualities as the little boy being praised as a natural leader.
by Sexism Education March 6, 2022