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Yes Boss 

A phrase used to agree with an elder or superior (e.g. teacher) in order to annoy them. Often accompanied with patronising chav style finger clicks, to highlight how soled they are, and how soled the superior is.
Teacher: "Is everyone happy with exercise 3C, questions 6-9?"
Soled student: "Yes Boss!" (waves hand to click fingers)
Yes Boss by Samstorm December 5, 2004

Yes Boss 

When jumping in to the sea from a peddle boat.
When eating a kebab. The dude always says "yes boss".
Fancy a yes boss by here?
"Can I have Chilli sauce?"
"yes boss"
Yes Boss by illest January 25, 2004

yes boss 

a person who excessively butters up his/her boss to win favour; an obsequious toady or sycophant.
The CEO always has a bunch of yes bosses dangling around him.
yes boss by uttam maharjan February 18, 2010

yes boss 

what the man in the corner shop/car wash calls you
Guy 1: Can I have this coke?
Guy 2: yes boss
yes boss by zjzjjzjzjzjzjzjzzj March 12, 2021

i’m girl boss slay yes pussy slay girl pussy pop queen-ing 

the person who says this is not okay, they need a hug, badly (and therapy.)
john: i’m girl boss slay yes pussy slay girl pussy pop queen-ing
katie: please get help babe
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