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Boss's is the possessive form of boss, indicating ownership or association with a person in charge.
It follows the standard rule for forming possessives of singular nouns ending in s-sounds by adding an apostrophe and s.
My boss's office is on the top floor.
The boss's decision was final.
The word appears frequently in workplace contexts when referring to something belonging to or connected with one's supervisor.
Professional work location
- deskFurniture for writing
- approvalFavorable opinion given
- signatureHandwritten name for verification
- schedulePlan of timed events
meeting · feedback · evaluation · directives · expectations · deadline · assignment · promotion
Settled way of thinking
style · approach · disposition · personality · behavior · reputation · favoritism · preference
Person before puberty
- daughterFemale child of parents
- sonMale child relation
- spouseMarried partner
- petDomesticated household companion
family · household · relatives · kids · home · wife · husband · partner
Something owned or inherent
- carWheeled motor vehicle
- houseResidential building
- belongingsThings you possess
- assetsOwned items of value
share · stake · investment · business · company · enterprise · establishment · franchise
office
Professional work location
schedule · meeting · feedback · evaluation · directives · expectations · deadline · assignment · promotion · raise
attitude
Settled way of thinking
manner · style · approach · disposition · personality · behavior · reputation · favoritism · preference · strictness
child
Person before puberty
pet · family · household · relatives · kids · home · wife · husband · partner · nephew
property
Something owned or inherent
- carWheeled motor vehicle
- houseResidential building
- belongingsThings you possess
assets · share · stake · investment · business · company · enterprise · establishment · franchise · portfolio
boss'semployee's
Belonging to hired staff
worker's · subordinate's · assistant's · intern's · junior's
- the bossPerson in charge
- boss aroundCommand others overbearingly
- crime bossLeader of criminal organization
- crime bossesLeaders of criminal organizations
- mob bossCriminal organization's top figure
- bosses aroundCommands others imperiously