Hoss
MEANING
ORIGIN
American English
ETYMOLOGY
Derived from the word 'horse', used informally in the American South as a term for a large or strong person.
CULTURAL NOTES
The term 'hoss' is often used colloquially in the Southern United States as a familiar or affectionate term for a large or robust person.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
The usage of 'hoss' as a term for a strong person can be traced back to the mid-19th century in American English.
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