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Known as boss for the win
Those who flirt and win a manager /supervisor/CEO/boss's heart by showing off their butt or other parts of their body
Mainly you get hooked up or ask for it by doing a dirty move.
Girl : So this guy who happens to be my boss is now hooking up with this ugly faced coworker she has a huge ass
Other girl : lol boss ftw
(n) any place, domain, or area of competition that is dominated by an individual.
(While playing Mario Kart)
Jon: Hey, let's race on Coconut Mall.
Josh: Alright, you'll never beat me though, it's my boss course.
(Clint wins the race)
Clint: Josh I just totally raided your boss course.
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A term invented by Mitchell Minter meaning 'dominated', 'won', 'out done', or 'better than'.
Mitchell: Hey dude, test out your headphones vs. Harrison's.
Harrison: Tom, you will not win in this one.
Tom: Yeah right. When these things are turned up, the bass is extreme. Mitchell, you be the judge.
Mitchell: Okay, go.
*Music playing*
Mitchell: Harrison, Tom's headphones completely Out-Bossed yours.
Harrison: God dammit.
a saying that stupid people say to make them sound like a 'jack the lad' type of boy. Shame on them
are you going to town today?
na boss.
This is normal peoples highlighter brand.
Right now u r either bored in a lesson
or u r a boring person
"Hey do you like my Wh smith Highlighter" loser
" eww, u freak i use stabilo boss like a normal person" Reall cool person
Boss Kempo (adj) Boss Kempo could mean awesome, sick, that of a champion, tank, convenient, powerful, intense or could describe anything very good. Kenpo is the name for several kinds of martial arts styles ranging in location from Hawaii to Japan. All these styles involve fighting with a long stick or staff. A Kenpo Boss would not only be an excellent fighter but also look like a champ during battle. Over time the term "Kenpo Boss" developed into "Boss Kempo" by replacing the N in Kenpo for an M and switching the two words. Situations to use "Boss Kempo" vary but it is always used to compliment.
Often its use will begin by saying Boss and adding Kempo for effect.
Brian: Chuck Norris Is "Boss Kempo"
Brian: Yo, that big fullback with the dreads is "Boss Kempo"
Brian: Hey, I heard the English test got cancelled, Boss Kempo eh?
Dave: yes Brian.