Hoss, a term often heard in rural areas of the United States, primarily in the South and Midwest, carries a few different meanings depending on the context. Generally, "hoss" is a term of endearment or respect for a large, strong, and reliable person, often a male. Think of someone sturdy and capable, like a workhorse. You might call a farmer, a construction worker, or even a particularly helpful neighbor a "hoss".
Sometimes, "hoss" can also refer to a literal horse, especially a large, powerful one used for working. This usage is less common than the reference to a person.
In a more slang context, "hoss" can also refer to someone who is powerful or important within a group or organization. This connotation is less common and may vary regionally. So to see this in detail look at strength, respect, and reliability.
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