bosser
boʊsər, ˈbɒsər
Definitions
1. noun
A person who is in charge of or responsible for supervising a team of workers, especially in a factory or workshop.
“The bosser of the factory floor made sure that production targets were met on time.”
2. noun
A person who works with or is in charge of a group of animals, especially horses, often in a stable or on a farm.
“The bosser of the horses made sure they were fed and groomed on time.”
3. verb
To supervise or manage a team of workers, especially in a factory or workshop.
“He bossered the team to meet the tight deadline.”