adjective
definition
Tending to give orders to others, especially when unwarranted; domineering.
Examples of bossy in a Sentence
Don't get bossy with me, Mr. Marsh.
Anyway, you don't know what it's like to have a bossy brother.
I can tell when she is getting bossy and recall her.
She was so bossy, Gemma and I once ran away in protest.
And he's not bossy.
Try not to take your work worries home with you or get too bossy.
Labor are supposed to be the bossy ones --- the ones with a rigid blueprint for society --- not the Tories.
That might seem just a little bossy to us.
Where it is hard and jointed, weathering into large quadrangular blocks, the hills are more especially distinguished for the gnarled bossy character of their declivities, as may be seen in Ben Ledi and the heights to the north-east of it.
Being a cocky little devil, he challenged my bossy little collie bitch, who immediately put him in his place.
This is King's story, a much loved GSD with a rather bossy personality.
Lulu She has finally found her spot within the group and has even started to become a bit bossy.
Only for sale as he is a confident horse who is quite bossy and likes to get his own way.
Bridezillas is a reality show that follows different brides about to get married and showcase how demanding and bossy they can be.
If children behave aggressively with peers, act bossy and domineering, or are disruptive and impulsive at school, they are more likely to have long-lasting peer difficulties than are children who are simply shy.
Children, like adults, do not like behavior that is bossy, self-centered, or disruptive.
Another intervention strategy focuses on helping children who are having trouble getting along with others because of angry, aggressive, or bossy behavior.
You fell in love with her Milkshake, so you'll probably overlook the fact she's a little Bossy.
I have to tell you, Mr. Ryland is a damned sight more pleasant than bossy Miss Quincy, the sister from hell.