A word originated by BKvalues, a Brooklyn-based lifestyle brand. Since its inception, the word has become favored by many, who use it as a way to describe a part of themselves beyond the physical realm. It is not a literal "hole," but rather a space within the mind, and could be imagined to be as deep and functional as a water well "hole" in the ground. One may ask why "bossy" is used to describe this state of consciousness that is the "hole;" BKvalues has an answer to that. BKvalues encourages its subscribers to be "bossy," but not in a negative sense; to be "bossy" is to take ownership of every aspect of one's life. So, when one lives the "bossyhole" lifestyle, they are standing up for themselves and fighting for what they deserve. When one acknowledges and listens to their "bossyhole," they are giving themself the greatest gift.

My coworker took all of the credit for the project we worked on together. I checked in with my bossyhole and realized that this was not fair. I told my boss later on that I worked on the project as well. I don't know what I would do without having such a great relationship with my bossyhole. Thank you, BKvalues for teaching me about. a part of myself I never knew existed.

bossyhole by bkap314 August 25, 2020

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bossywork

Bossywork is busywork specifically designed to make your boss look less ignorant about his job. It consists of producing pages of documentation to explain the obvious or prove negatives (the product didn't change, so we don't need new education.) Much of bossywork consists of building slide decks from portions of other slide decks, since no manager can be expected to read more than one deck per day.

I have to get this bossywork done before the design committee meets since my boss is the committee chair. Hopefully, after that, I can get some real work done.

bossywork by PsychoPuppyDad October 3, 2011

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brosay

A more familiar and friendly way of calling someone "bro". Broesy, brozay, and brosay can be used pretty interchangeably as the derivations are the same - all stem from bro. "Brosay" can only be used when getting the attention of or addressing someone with whom you're friendly, whereas "bro" can be used more broadly (in a friendly or non-friendly way). A combination of the spelling of broesy and brozay, its subtelty is recognized only by the most picayune of spellers

"brosay, that guy really hooked you on calls that match."
"damn, brosay, you looked so fukkin twisted last night. Was that you pissing out the bus window?"

brosay by stockman09 June 27, 2007

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Brosshart

When you lead an ex-girlfriend on by having sex with her and leading her to believe forming an actual relationship is possible when really all you want to do is get laid.

Dude, Joey is a dick. He totally Brossharted Stephanie.

Brosshart by Son of an Eagle February 27, 2011

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