Green’s Dictionary of Slang

bossy-boots n.

[bossy adj. + boots n.1 (1), on model of smartiepants n.]

(usu. UK juv.) an officious, domineering person.

[UK]P. Wright Cockney Dialect and Sl. 115: Unless you watch your step, they may brand you a know-all, bossy-boots, clever-britches.
[UK]A. Ahlberg Heard it in the Playground (1991) 100: Heard it in the playground / Bossy boots.
[UK]Indep. Rev. 8 July 4: Bragg is apparently to be named to fill a customised corporate arts bossy-boots-at-large role.