Honcho

[Dianne]

A [person in charge] of some group or of some function, usually a male person. A Japanese word, often mistakenly thought to be of Spanish origin. In Japanese its a term for a small-time [yakuza] gangster in charge of just a few underlings, but [the underworld] flavor has mostly been lost as the word has been adopted into English.

[Mark Zuckerberg]

A suave boss whom moves with [elegance] and silence. Master of their mind and captain of their fate. Undeterred from others opinions because they [stay true] to theirselves and the ones close to them. Every woman should want a [honcho] because theyre often the man women are looking for.

[Tanya Shivari]

Honcho comes from the Japanese word ‘Hancho’ meaning [squad leader]. The word Honcho is used to describe the leader of group. Eg the boss. Honcho entered the English vocabulary during [World War II] after hearing Japanese service men calling their lieutenants Hancho.
Be Honcho is used to describe someone who shows leaderships qualities such as courage, going [above and beyond] or helping others succeed.

[Donald Trump]

Another word for [a hundred] dollars. I heard some [hookers] talking and one of them said I gotta have at least a [honcho].

[Zipporah Schumaker]

To achieve something in a [quick-and-dirty] manner, or with [brute force], when an [elegant] solution was impossible.

[Becky]

your friend, [buddy], [pal], or [homie].

[PussyCat]

My most [favorite] [magazine] [ever]. ^_~

[Julene]

[Very good] [oral sex] to a [male].

[Sommer]

the person in charge:

[Sarah]

A leader or manager; the person in charge.