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
What happens when a passive-aggressive writer feels compelled to recreate his childhood bullying. Starts out by giving his audience lots of love, encourages them to believe things will turn out well, then backhands them at the end--and they inexplicably come crawling back for more.
by tomte July 22, 2008
to have accepted canon in a show or book or real life changed to siut facts that are currently convienient to the author.
Name comes from Buffy/Angel fanficiton due to the fact that the shows' creator Joss Whedon constantly did this, causing considerable irritation to fans and fanficcers worldwide.
Name comes from Buffy/Angel fanficiton due to the fact that the shows' creator Joss Whedon constantly did this, causing considerable irritation to fans and fanficcers worldwide.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer, S2, Spike clearly names Angel as his Sire, with the words "you were my Yoda,man!"
Come season 3 or 4 this is changed to Drusilla being his sire.
Come season 3 or 4 this is changed to Drusilla being his sire.
by Heather April 24, 2004
Phrase: Coming from the filming of the movie Serenity. And meaning to cede control of a situation to a higher authority.
Hey man, Joss is Boss.
by flashwildecard July 14, 2010
by rags January 17, 2005
The one true b!x. The man. The myth. The curiously strong swimmer. Created Buffy, Angel, and Firefly, plus a ton of comics. The lord and master of all true TV geeks.
by Felane November 6, 2007
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