triumvir
noun
tri·um·vir trī-ˈəm-vər 
plural triumvirs also triumviri trī-ˈəm-və-ˌrī
-ˌrē
: one of a commission or ruling body of three
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Latin, back-formation from triumviri, plural, commission of three men, from trium virum of three men
First Known Use
15th century, in the meaning defined above
- get your oar in
- get-go
- get-goes
- get-of-sire
- get-together
- get-togethers
- get-tough
- get-up-and-go
- get/be caught in a storm
- get/be shot of
- get/catch some sun
- get/find one's bearings
- get/go back to (the) basics
- get/go back to nature
- get/have a handle on
- get/have a line on
- get/have an eyeful
- get/have one's wires crossed
- get/have the wind up
- get/have/gain a/the jump on
- get/have/make a late start
- get/lay one's hands on
- get/make an early start
- get/move on with one's life
- get/put bums on seats