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boss

[baws, bos] / bɔs, bɒs /


NOUN
game antagonist
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They are in a real relegation battle now, and their boss Nuno Espirito Santo is absolutely desperate for a win, but it is hard to see where it will come from.

From BBC

United hope to be busy in the transfer window as boss Skinner looks to bolster his squad for the knockout stages of the Women's Champions League.

From BBC

Well, buckle up, buttercup, because here you’ll find an assortment of day hikes and weekend camping ideas that will have you filing for vacation before you realize you’re typing an email to your boss.

From Los Angeles Times

The boss of cinema chain Everyman has stepped down less than three weeks after the company warned trading had been weaker than expected.

From BBC

It was a surprise to Presley, her new boss.

From The Wall Street Journal