josser
fellow, especially one who is or is made to appear foolish or simpleminded.
Origin of josser
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How to use josser in a sentence
Want things all to theirselves, these old jossers, and all on the strictest Q.T.
And all I can say is, the jossers who say it ain't beastly talk rot.
They amused themselves, among themselves, free from any constraint due to the presence of jossers.
The Bill-Toppers | Andre CastaigneThat would be Sue's chance: those Mormons are awful jossers for wives.
Leonore Stubbs | L. B. WalfordJossers, according to her, would have paid any price to have been there!
The Bill-Toppers | Andre Castaigne
British Dictionary definitions for josser
/ (ˈdʒɒsə) /
British a simpleton; fool
British a fellow; chap
Australian a clergyman
Origin of josser
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