Associations to the word «Hoss»
Noun
- Wagon
- Pore
- Hog
- Allen
- Sol
- Chevrolet
- Nell
- Er
- Old
- Buck
- Stable
- Spur
- Cowboy
- Sinclair
- Plug
- Joe
- Mustang
- Thoroughbred
- Nashville
- Fence
- Blaze
- Steer
- Foreman
- Hal
- Andy
- Circus
- Boss
- Ranch
- Pony
- Perkins
- Allison
- Barry
- Dad
- Colt
- Why
- Rider
- Raider
- Pose
- Gray
- Shore
- Holmes
- Somebody
- Omar
- Whip
- En
- Blues
- Motorcycle
- Jump
- Nobles
- Apache
- Mo
- Mare
- Ben
- Sage
- Anybody
- Bill
- Bike
- Sell
- Guess
- Providence
- Monroe
- Billy
- Herd
- Now
- Rein
- Pearson
- Dollar
- Pasture
- Trader
- Grin
- Prime
- Jerry
- Say
- Adam
- Mac
- Flesh
- Shed
- Pack
- Al
- Wright
- Cumberland
- Shoe
- Crow
Wiktionary
HOSS, noun. (Southern US) (slang) Eye dialect spelling of horse.
HOSS, noun. (Southern US) (slang) A big, strong and respected or dependable person, usually a man; one who is large like a horse.
HOSS, noun. (Southern US) (slang) (often capitalized) Term of address for a man.
HOSS, noun. (Northwestern US) (slang) A car.
HOSS, noun. Alternative letter-case form of hoss (Southern US term of address for a man).
HOSS OPERA, noun. Alternative form of horse opera
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