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bossy
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bossy
1. in dog conformation, used to describe overdevelopment of the shoulder muscles.
2. vernacular pet name for a cow.
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Dis tyd dat hy by sy pa en ma se graf gaan bossies uittrek.
Vrylopers by Hattingh, Roela / Literator: Journal of Literary Criticism, comparative linguistics and literary studies
And you learn about commitment, because bossies need to be milked twice a day and have never even heard of vacation, or Sunday, or holiday, or relatives are visiting.
Wisconsin homestead: take down the for sale sign - it's ours! by Markiewicz, S.J. / Countryside & Small Stock Journal
InfoWorld's annual awards, known within the IT industry as the BOSSIES (Best of Open Source Software Awards), recognize the best free and open source software the world has to offer to businesses and IT professionals.
Amanda Wins InfoWorld's BOSSIE Award for Best Network Backup Software by Business Wire
 
 
 
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