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honcho
[ hon-choh ]
verb (used with object)
- to organize, supervise, or be the leader of:
She volunteered to honcho the new project.
honcho
/ ˈhɒntʃəʊ /
noun
- the person in charge; the boss
verb
- to supervise or be in charge of
Word History and Origins
Origin of honcho1
Word History and Origins
Origin of honcho1
Example Sentences
Jassy must deal with myriad challenges as he becomes the head honcho at the No.
He was one of the head honchos for Groupon’s marketing group.
Who he played on Mad Men: Saint John Powell, head honcho of the British firm that takes over Sterling Cooper.
They were also designed and manufactured by a high-end-cables company that got rolled by Dre and Interscope honcho Jimmy Iovine.
Is it true that the more you get from the federal government, the more likely you are to reelect its head honcho?
His business model was so impressive, he received partial financing from one-time Hollywood honcho Michael Ovitz.
Super-PAC honcho Karl Rove urges Obama to ease up on the fundraisers—and asks Romney to show voters the private Mitt.
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