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boss

Definition for boss

noun as in manager over other employees

noun as in game antagonist

Strongest matches

antagonist, opponent

Strong matches

adversary, enemy, foe

Weak match

character

verb as in control; command

adjective as in great

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Example Sentences

It feels to me like Southampton’s Russell Martin is the manager who is closest to the edge at the moment but West Ham boss Julen Lopetegui is probably not too far behind him.

From BBC

Gatland says he has the desire to continue in his role and Howley is backing his boss.

From BBC

Former Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., tapped to lead the Department of Justice, faced a House Ethics investigation for a host of drug and sexual misconduct charges; would-be Health and Human Services boss Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was accused of sexual assault by a former babysitter; and Linda McMahon, asked to lead the Department of Education, is named along with her husband in a lawsuit alleging the pair covered up rampant sexual abuse of minors.

From Salon

Trump’s incoming communication staff has a reputation for saying anything that favors the boss – which means a lot of feckless, fact-less, vile sputum parading as facts.

From Salon

“No more Judges confirmed before Inauguration Day,” the boss warned Republican senators.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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