dosser BrE informal

A dosser would have to be pretty hard up for a bed to sleep on that."

A dosser, Robin probably never knew he was there.

We used to have a a dosser here.

I'd spent a third of my adult life out in the field, sleeping rough, but today I couldn't afford to look like a dosser.

Alison regarded me as though I were a dosser who'd just importuned her for some spare change.

"It's not a boy it's a man, probably a dosser.

"We reckon it's probably a dosser -crept in there to sleep and got hypothermia."

Someone was sleeping under the pallets in the alley -dosser, probably, though there wasn't much left for an ID.

Justin's not a dosser!

A lobby dosser, even.

His early works are typified by very masculine working class men, most famously in The Heroic Dosser (1987).

The Dosser in Springtime (1946)

His seat is raised on a carpet-covered dais and backed with a richly embroidered dosser (French, "dos").

Bud's quirky cartoons proved popular and paved the way for the launch of Lobey Dosser, his first cartoon strip, in 1949.

Lobey Dosser, Further Adventures of the Wee Boy!

Dosser (vocals, guitar, palmsynth and noseflute)

Sheriff Lobey Dosser of Calton Creek was a memorable series that ran in the newspaper until 1956.

Lobey Dosser - Sheriff of Calton Creek.

Matt Dosser) (3:39)

Commons:Category:Lobey Dosser (additional pictures of statue)

DOSSER, pannier, basket.

Against the wall hangs the dosser of her canopy of estate, with the tester above her head (the Tudor rose at its centre) supported on cords from the ceiling.

Statue of the cartoon character Lobey Dosser as a tribute to his creator Bud Neill, erected by the citizens of Glasgow.

In his centenary year, a slideshow and commentary on cartoonist Bud Neill and his creation, the Lobey Dosser cartoon strip.