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Often used in the same context:
chiefs,
execs,
honchos,
paymasters,
executives,
managers,
bigwigs,
supremos,
underlings,
skiving,
pals,
councillors,
quango,
flunkey,
insiders,
superiors,
dustmen,
sickie,
bods,
workers,
kirklees,
ealing,
employees,
jobcentre,
barmen,
golden handcuffs,
boardroom,
coppers,
administrators,
landladies,
stroppy,
flintshire,
barmaids,
workshy,
staffers,
head honcho,
fatcat,
redbridge,
rotas,
cumbria,
colleagues,
londoners,
managements,
supervisors,
merseyside,
chums,
councilors,
powerbrokers,
goodfellas,
neighbours,
featherbedding,
pitmen,
campaigners,
overseers,
derbyshire,
shirkers,
overlords,
watchdogs,
labour,
nark,
staff,
officials,
fylde,
axing,
moaners,
tsars,
unions,
heavies,
prima donnas,
unionists,
wildcat strike,
redundancies,
shop steward,
manageress,
louts,
tameside,
mums,
workmen,
greater manchester,
strikebreaking,
strikebreakers,
employers,
cockup,
coworkers,
bankers,
barons,
waltham forest,
aslef,
managment,
worthing,
lewisham,
denbighshire,
swots,
subordinates,
torbay,
chairmen,
bureaucrats,
solicitors,
hirers,
pontypridd,
neds,
ceos,
mayors,
backers,
brokers,
leaders,
boss,
gangsters,
capitalists,
customers,
grocers,
newspapers,
entrepreneurs,
jails,
lawmakers,
lawyers,
operatives,
politicians,
advertisers
Appears in the definition of:
boss,
party boss
Also try:
— Adjectives for bosses:
political,
local,
big,
many,
own,
old,
white,
democratic,
most,
former,
republican,
more...
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