boss
The person who tells workers what to do and makes decisions in a job or company.
A person who has authority over and directs the work of others in a business, organization, or workplace.
Someone who is very good at something or controls a situation well.
A person who is extremely competent, confident, or impressive in a particular activity or situation.
To keep telling someone what to do in a way they may not like.
To tell someone what to do in a way that shows authority, often annoyingly or unnecessarily.
Very good or cool.
Very good, impressive, or enjoyable.
- Base: boss
- Plural: bosses
- Base: boss
- 3rd Person Singular: bosses
- Present Participle: bossing
- Past: bossed
boss around
1Give overbearing orders to someone
To keep telling someone what to do in an annoying way.
- Don't try to boss me around.
- She bosses her classmates around all the time.
like a boss
1With skill and confidence
To do something very well and with confidence.
- She finished the project like a boss.
- He handled that problem like a boss.
meet the new boss, same as the old boss
1New leader behaves like old one
When a new person in charge acts just like the previous one, often disappointingly.
- The company changed CEOs, but it's meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
- Politics often feels like meet the new boss, same as the old boss.