2 entries under this word

Oss

Ŏss, v. i.

verbintransitive

[See infra.] To prophesy; to presage. [Obs.] Edgeworth.

Ŏss or Ŏsse, n.

noun

n. [Lat. os, oris, the mouth.] Something proceeding from the mouth; especially, words or sounds interpreted as omens; hence, an omen; a prophecy. [Obs.]

By the power of words and osses, the destinies and prodigies of great importance presaged to one place have been clean altered, and transferred to another. Holland.