hon·cho 
(hŏnchō) Slang
(hŏnchō) Slang n. pl. hon·chos
A person who is in charge; a manager or leader: "Now that Hollywood honchos have discovered the verdant beachfront villages, the stores have grown in scope and sophistication" (David Field).
tr.v. hon·choed, hon·cho·ing, hon·chos
To direct or manage: "He ... is honchoing preparations for the forthcoming ... economic summit" (Newsweek).
[Japanese hanchō, squad leader : han, squad (from Middle Chinese paːn, division, class; also the source of Mandarin bān) + chō, chief (from Middle Chinese triaŋ´; also the source of Mandarin zhǎng).]
- democrat
- Democrat
- democratic
- democratically
- Democratic Party
- Democratic-Republican Party
- democratic socialism
- democratic socialist
- democratization
- democratize
- Democritus
- demodulate
- demodulation
- demodulator
- Demogorgon
- demographer
- demographic
- demographically
- demographics
- demography
- demoiselle
- demoiselle crane
- demolish
- demolition
- demolition derby