Boz

[ boz ]

noun

1. pen name of Charles Dickens.

Boz

/ bɒz /

noun

1. pen name of (Charles) Dickens

Example Sentences

The players had already proved themselves as session guys — Boz Scaggs’ “Silk Degrees” was a crucial showcase — when they cut Toto’s self-titled debut in 1978 and scored a top 10 hit with “Hold the Line.”

From Los Angeles Times

And the researchers had doubts it would work, because the breeds involved—including Kangal, Boz, and Anatolian shepherds—had “been born and bred for thousands of years to protect livestock and not people,” Young says.

From Science Magazine

“I can confirm that significant new evidence has been developed proving that the Marcus Aurelius was stolen,” Zeynep Boz, head of the anti-smuggling unit in the heritage and museums subdivision of Turkey’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism, told the Plain Dealer.

From Washington Times

“The enduring dispute surrounding this matter has kept him separated from his hometown,” Ms. Boz told the Associated Press, adding that the seizure “provides a strong sense of hope, long-awaited, for the rectification of a willing wrongdoing.”

From Washington Times

Zeynep Boz, the head of the Department for Combating Illicit Trafficking at Turkey's Ministry of Culture and Tourism, said in a statement that "the enduring dispute surrounding this matter has kept Marcus Aurelius separated from his hometown for far too long".

From BBC