Superb or awesome .
Alternatives spelling- Xoss
Sometimes used as an exclamation for something really good.
Mostly Bengali people use this term.
Alternatives spelling- Xoss
Sometimes used as an exclamation for something really good.
Mostly Bengali people use this term.
by Saira103 August 20, 2020
Massive Cock, the ladies can’t hold back, his time in bed unmatched, but his personality is great too
by derpfox792 February 4, 2019
by thepidge100 September 17, 2010
Joss is a very kind individual. He’s generous and considerate, he’s funny and sweet. He’s anything a woman could possibly want in a man. He’s a beautiful person inside and out. The perfect boyfriend, the perfect son, and the perfect brother. He’s adorable and manly and sexy all at the same time. He’s also smart and really thought out. He won’t hesitate to speak his mind and tell you what he thinks. He’s very curious and likes to learn about new things. Joss is a fair person. A Joss is perfect.
by Joss’s girlfriend July 27, 2022
As a verb , the frat, east coast way to pronounce “yoss” or “toss,” as a noun, or to have an even frattier bro kickback with mad 30 racks of natty.
by The josser March 8, 2019
A term initially from Buffy The Vampire Slayer Fanfiction, the term 'Jossed' is now used in many fandoms as a description of when a fanfiction writer's explanation of a certain event or exploration of a characters' motivations which previously is ambiguous, is then explained by the actual fandom, and contradicts the fanfiction writers story.
The term is derived from the creator of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Joss Whedon. The term is most prevalent in the science fiction genre.
It is used most commonly when authors are led to believe that a certain event may happen later in a Television series or book and write a story with that event in it, then the official author goes in a different direction, making their story 'AU', Alternate Universe.
The term is derived from the creator of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Joss Whedon. The term is most prevalent in the science fiction genre.
It is used most commonly when authors are led to believe that a certain event may happen later in a Television series or book and write a story with that event in it, then the official author goes in a different direction, making their story 'AU', Alternate Universe.
This story about Buffy living in Los Angeles got Jossed when Buffy returned to Sunnydale. Now it's AU.
by Chanel #5 January 14, 2007
Named for Joss Whedon, creator of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel. Generally used by fanfiction writers when the shows chose to go in a direction that contradicted the story the fanfiction writer was currently working on. Jossing can mean that the show's writers contradicted earlier episodes, but more often just means that they filled in backstory differently than some fans did.
"I just wrote a story about Spike's past as a pickpocket, but it turns out he was a wimpy poet when he was human! I've been Jossed!"
by sarah90 May 25, 2005