CHIEF vs HONCHO: NOUN
- A head; the head or upper part of anything.
- The person highest in authority; the head or head man.
- A principal, leader, or director in general; especially, the hereditary or the chosen head of a clan or tribe: used as a title particularly for the heads of Scottish Highland clans, and for the controlling or governing heads of uncivilized or semi-civilized tribes.
- The principal officer of a bureau or division of the civil service, or of an editorial staff, newspaper office, mercantile establishment, or other organized body.
- In heraldry, the head or upper part of the escutcheon, from side to side, cut off horizontally by a straight line, and containing properly a third part of the dimensions of the escutcheon.
- The senior officer on the personal staff of a flag-officer in command of a fleet or squadron. When practicable, he is senior in rank to all other officers under command of the flag-officer.
- The senior general-staff officer on the staff of the commander of an army, army-corps, division, or department.
- The upper section of a shield.
- A supervisor; a boss.
- The chief engineer of a ship.
- A chief petty officer.
- One who is highest in rank or authority; a leader.
- A person who is in charge
- The principal or most important part or portion; the bulk or larger part of one thing or of many.
- The head of a tribe or clan
- An informal address to an equal.
- From the king, or sovereign.
- Directly: said of land tenure: as, to hold land in chief (to hold it directly from the sovereign by honorable personal services).
- The principal part; the most valuable portion.
- The head or leader of any body of men; a commander, as of an army; a head man, as of a tribe, clan, or family; a person in authority who directs the work of others; the principal actor or agent.
- Synonyms Chief, Chieftain, Commander, Leader, Head, Chief, literally the head, is applied to one who occupies the highest rank in military or civil matters: as, an Indian chief; a military chief; the chief of a department in the civil service; a party chief. Chieftain is now mostly poetic, and is sometimes used in prose where the leadership is peculiarly suggestive of the past: as, a Highland chieftain. A commander is one who issues commands to a body or organization of a military or naval character, or has authority over it: as, the commander of the army in the East; the commander of the Asiatic squadron. A leader is the head of a party or faction, or one who conducts some special undertaking, perhaps actually going at the head: as, the leader of the House of Commons; the leader of the Conservative or Republican party; the leader of the storming party or forlorn hope; a leader of fashion. Head is applied to the chief of a tribe or family or profession: as, the head of the house of Cavendish; the head of the church; the head of the bar.
- In direct or original procedure: as, an examination in chief. See examination.
- A person who exercises control over workers
- In heraldry, charged upon the upper part of the shield: a term generally used when the chief itself is not indicated
- At the head; in the principal or highest position or office: as, the commander-in-chief.
- The prime; the most important part.
- The upper third part of the field. It is supposed to be composed of the dexter, sinister, and middle chiefs.
- Boss, leader
- A person who is in charge; a manager or leader.
- A person who exercises control over workers
CHIEF vs HONCHO: ADJECTIVE
- Most important or influential.
- Highest in rank, authority, or office.
- Highest in office or rank; principal; head.
- Principal or most eminent in any quality or action; most distinguished; having most influence; taking the lead; most important.
- Primary; principal.
- Most important element
- Very intimate, near, or close.
- N/A
CHIEF vs HONCHO: TRANSITIVE VERB
- N/A
- To direct or manage.
CHIEF vs HONCHO: OTHER WORD TYPES
- Synonyms First, paramount, supreme, cardinal, capital, prime, vital, especial, essential, great, grand.
- Hence— Principal or most eminent, in any quality or action; such that others (things, persons, particulars of any kind) are by comparison inferior or subordinate; most important; leading; main; most conspicuous.
- Highest in office, authority, rank, or estimation; placed above the rest; principal: as, a chief priest; the chief butler.
- Chiefly. Thomson.
- Intimate; near; close.
- N/A
CHIEF vs HONCHO: RELATED WORDS
- Chairman, Officer, Arch, Of import, Top dog, Important, Gaffer, Primary, Main, Foreman, Top, Principal, Boss, Honcho, Head
- Impresario, Director, Prez, Poobah, Supremo, Executive, Exec, Bigwig, Head honcho, Leader, Ceo, Gaffer, Foreman, Chief, Boss
CHIEF vs HONCHO: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Director, Chairman, Officer, Arch, Of import, Important, Gaffer, Primary, Main, Foreman, Top, Principal, Boss, Honcho, Head
- Spinmeister, Veep, Chairman, Impresario, Director, Supremo, Executive, Exec, Bigwig, Leader, Ceo, Gaffer, Foreman, Chief, Boss
CHIEF vs HONCHO: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- Fazal ur Rehman, Chief Minister, Government of Sindh, Chief Minister House, Karachi.
- Decision makers may include the chief of medicine or chief of surgery, among others.
- Office, first as Deputy Bureau Chief and later as Chief of that Division.
- Chief Kathryn Kross, Deputy Bureau Chief Steve Redischand Willie Lora.
- Chief and Deputy Chief offered during the Board meeting.
- Chief Pappy Bond converted that rank to deputy chief.
- Talisman Capital, is chief executive and chief risk officer.
- Chief Fiscal Officer, Chief Assessor, Chief Payroll Officer, and Sealer of Weights and Measures.
- Chief Burns, Chief Watson, Chief Ericson and the Police Department and the various other departments.
- Chief Risk Officer, Chief Audit Executive, Chief Compliance Officer, or another employee or manager who has no direct operational responsibility for mortgage servicing.
- We called the head honcho for design at each campus and their offices were great.
- Randolph, Jars Of Clay frontman Dan Haseltine, and Switchfoot honcho Jon Foreman joining in vocals.
- Against fire, and veteran hospitality honcho Rick Colangelo has done just that hotel safety security.
- Ranma and he finally returns from a demon dimension as the head honcho.
- Now Alachua County has a new head honcho leading the charge.
- Head Honcho, Editor in Chief and writer here on VENTS.
- Chico Bennett and former Stax Records honcho Al Bell.
- Josh Mohland is something of a honcho in.
- Kevin Spacey, and NPR news honcho Michael Oreskes.
- Honcho Townside be able to measure the length and height of the Honcho font please.
CHIEF vs HONCHO: QUESTIONS
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- Who is chief flight attendant Clarabelle Ho Lansing?
- What is Ocio (outsourced Chief Investment Officer)?
- Siapa Chief Executive Officer Mandiri Utama Finance?
- Who is Detective Chief Inspector Christopher Foyle?
- Is the other Congress Chief Minister pusillanimous?
- Is there a chief of Kaos equivalent to Chief of control?
- What happens to Red Chief in the ransom of Red Chief?
- Which is higher Chief Inspector or Chief Superintendent?
- Did troop chief repeat allegations to command master chief?
- Was the word 'Honcho' used in the military before 1947?
- How long should I wait to plant after using Honcho herbicide?
- Is the axial scx10 II trail Honcho a good rock crawler?
- How many barrels does the Honcho triple 3-barrel shotgun have?
- How many answers are there to the Honcho crossword clue?
- How do you protect yourself from Honcho grass killer?
- Who is Russia's new military Honcho Pavel Kaspersky?