Bosser

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Bosser is a surname. It derives from bosser, a Breton word meaning "butcher". Notable people with the surname include:

• Jean Marie Bosser (1922–2013), French botanist
• Jean-Pierre Bosser (born 1959), French army general
• Jean-Pierre Bosser (born 1960), French former footballer
• Mel Bosser (1914–1986), American baseball player

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Surnames associated with the occupation of butcher

Germanic

• Beenhouwer
• Butcher, Kellogg, Cleaver
• Metzger, Metzler
• Fleischer, Fleischner, Fleischhacker, Fleischhauer, Fleischmann, Fleishman
• Knaak, Wurster
• Schlachter, Schechter, Slagter
• Kalbfleisch, Rindfleisch

Romance

• Boucher
• Carnicero, Obregon
• Beccaio, Boccieri, Buccieri, Bucceri. Beccheri, Becheroni, Becherini, Beghè, Carnera, Pizzicagnolo, Tagliabue, Tagliavacche
• Măcelaru/Măcelar
• Mangon

Slavic

• Masar
• Masarik
• Masaryk
• Myasnikov
• Řezník, Reznik, Resnik, Resnick
• Řezníček
• Reznikoff
• Reznikov
• Rzeźnik

Semitic

• Qasab, Kassab, Katsav, Schochet

Other

• Kasabian
• Mészáros
• Quiguer (Kiger), Bosser
• Tu
• Kasap

Surname list

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