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We will examine the definition of honcho, where it came from and some examples of its use in sentences. Honcho is a word used to mean the leader of a squad or the leader of a group, the boss. Honcho is often used in the term head honcho, though this is actually a tautology.
honcho in British English. (ˈhɒntʃəʊ ) informal, mainly US. noun Word forms: plural -chos. 1. the person in charge; the boss. verb. 2. to supervise or be in charge of. Collins English Dictionary.
Definitions of 'honcho' informal, mainly US. 1. the person in charge; the boss. [...] 2. to supervise or be in charge of. [...] More. Pronunciations of the word 'honcho' American English: hɒntʃoʊ. More. Conjugations of 'honcho' present simple: I honcho, you honcho [...] past simple: I honchoed, you honchoed [...] past participle: honchoed. More.
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UK /ˈhɒntʃəʊ/ (North American English, informal) noun Word forms: (plural) honchos a leader or manager; the person in charge the company's head honcho in the US verb Word forms: honchoes, honchoing, honchoed (with object) be in charge of (a project or situation) what else could be expected from a review honchoed by him?
