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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
/ ˈɒԳʃəʊ /
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
The Ultimate Fighting Championship’s head honcho delivered half a minute of praise for Trump’s resilience, work ethic and other character traits that he very obviously doesn’t possess.
He would be named head honcho simply because he is a great co-host.
New York Times reporting suggests, however, that her ego simply could not allow her to admit that she's not the head honcho of the House GOP.
Oppenheimer, played by Cillian Murphy, saw the terror coming, and experienced his fair share of remorse; some of the movie’s most indelible scenes depict the Los Alamos honcho shuddering at what he hath wrought.
Washington State’s head honcho acknowledges that with every big game his team wins, every Quadrant 1 victory the Cougars secure, they inch closer to breaking a decade-long drought.
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