is uncut stone that is laid in place in a building, projecting outward from the building, to later be carved into decorative moldings, capitals, arms, etc.

I recently was working with one of those. She was the transaction coordinator for the listing agent. She actually explained to me that I am the selling agent.  Really?  That is a bossage PITA and not of the bread variety. 

My wife says my boss-age is 99, I'm in charge then.

Either something to do with cows or what Anthony Acosta - ALLATLANTACONDOS.COM said.

Anthony Acosta - ALLATLANTACONDOS.COM has the answer.

Anthony has it though I don't think there is much stone carving going on these days, especially by hand.

I think Anthony Acosta - ALLATLANTACONDOS.COM gets the "A" for this answer!

I have this in my small print in the marriage contract page 16 par 9 lines 6-12 as follows: At all times the man shall not over or under boss and if so violates the bossage rules under which the woman may appeal

A bow on the fornt door welcoming the new owner?

Sounds like a spouse!

Empty words that come from the person in charge in the corner office!

This is not a word that I use.

I looked this one up since it was unfamiliar - interesting one for sure

googled to get the answer.... interesting one....

No clue!

Bossage is uncut stone projecting out from a wall intended to be carved into various shapes or designs for decoration

How could I possibly top Kathleen Daniels 's response?

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers - once again, learning some new terms that I have never heard of...

Not an architectural answer.  A bossage is like an adage, only your boss is imparting the wisdom.  You'd be wise to listen-up. 

Uncut stone.

No idea.

Well, you had me on that one Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers so I looked up the definition and added some pictorial examples

2.

stonework, as rusticated ashlar, having faces projecting

beyond the mortar joints.

 

  

 

Thanks for asking the question. I learned something today

That's what Bruce Springstein does.

Stopped by ?

Like Albert Hitchcock the boss is aging-good evening.... My health is holding up still.

Again, laughing at the answers. -Kasey

A superior getting older.

I don't know my boss's age!