exec
/ɪɡˈzɛk
/ /ɛɡˈzɛk/noun informal
An executive: top Hollywood execs...
- In the past, they say, he has held on to top execs long after they needed to be replaced.
- It was all part of some pre-dinner entertainment for a group of top execs and managers from a large retail chain.
- Six of the top 10 earning chief execs in the US run IT companies, according to Forbes.
Origin
Late 19th century: abbreviation.
Rhymes
- echiurid
- echiuroid
- echo
- echo boom
- echo boomer
- echocardiogram
- echocardiograph
- echocardiographic
- echocardiography
- echo chamber
- echoencephalogram
- echoencephalograph
- echoencephalographic
- echoencephalography
- echoer
- echoey
- echogram
- echograph
- echoic
- echoically
- echolalia
- echoless
- echolocation
- echopraxia
- echo sounder