| Head |
| Phat |
| Rad! |
| Stud |
| Chief |
| Order |
| Tweed |
| Leader |
| Swell! |
| Honcho |
| Bigwig |
| Direct |
| Gaffer |
| Top dog |
| Foreman |
| Big guy |
| Padrone |
| Top man |
| Manager |
| Oversee |
| Kingpin |
| Superior |
| Employer |
| Director |
| Ornament |
| Domineer |
| Head man |
| Top exec |
| Overseer |
| Top suit |
| In charge |
| Mob nabob |
| Straw ___ |
| Commander |
| Higher-up |
| Fire man? |
| Supervise |
| Big cheese |
| Big kahuna |
| Job V.I.P. |
| Like a ___ |
| Top honcho |
| Taskmaster |
| Cool, once |
| Supervisor |
| Top banana |
| Head honcho |
| Firm cheese |
| Hirer/firer |
| Office head |
| Order about |
| Order giver |
| ___ the Man |
| Tweed, e.g. |
| Give orders |
| Run the show |
| Knob or stud |
| Party honcho |
| Order around |
| The "old man |
| Total legend |
| Shots caller |
| Company head |
| Push (around) |
| Designer Hugo |
| Office biggie |
| Tweed was one |
| Office honcho |
| Big enchilada |
| Office V.I.P. |
| Office leader |
| Office bigwig |
| One in charge |
| Who's the ___? |
| Company leader |
| Decision maker |
| Manager, maybe |
| Office manager |
| Office monitor |
| Office orderer |
| Tweed for one |
| Workplace head |
| Superintendent |
| Give orders to |
| Company bigwig |
| Business bigwig |
| Act officiously |
| Hirer and firer |
| Master — stud |
| Office overseer |
| Tammany's Tweed |
| One reported to |
| Business figure |
| Paycheck signer |
| Decorative knob |
| Person in charge |
| Dithers or Tweed |
| Head of the firm |
| Office personage |
| Political V.I.P. |
| One in authority |
| Superior at work |
| Workplace honcho |
| Knob on a shield |
| A name for a cow. |
| Company commander |
| Head of an office |
| Higher-up at work |
| Hirer, to a hiree |
| One giving orders |
| One you answer to |
| Big cheese at work |
| Cool, colloquially |
| Hiring-firing type |
| Hiring/firing type |
| Mens clothing line |
| Political or straw |
| Top banana at work |
| Interviewer, often |
| Supervisor at work |
| Head for business? |
| Terrific, in slang |
| Employee's superior |
| John Gotti, for one |
| Michael Scott, e.g. |
| Mr. Burns, to Homer |
| One who's in charge |
| Political dictator. |
| One seeking results |
| Head of the company |
| Worker's supervisor |
| Dithers, to Bumstead |
| Hugo huge in fashion |
| Kind of straw or big |
| Political controller |
| Raised ornamentation |
| One with fire power? |
| Springsteen, to fans |
| Hiring and firing one |
| One calling the shots |
| Springsteen's moniker |
| Kelsey Grammer series |
| The ___ (Springsteen) |
| Springsteen sobriquet |
| One signing the checks |
| Political machine man. |
| Corner-office occupant |
| Word with straw or big |
| Architectural ornament |
| Springsteen's nickname |
| Springsteen's sobriquet |
| Mr. Dithers, to Dagwood |
| The ___," Diana Ross hit |
| Hugo ___ (fashion label) |
| Imposing cubicle visitor |
| Top banana at the office |
| Person in charge at work |
| Person calling the shots |
| You answer to him or her |
| Jack Benny, to Rochester |
| Nickname for Springsteen |
| Nickname for Steinbrenner |
| Paycheck signer, typically |
| Lou Grant, to Mary Richards |
| Steinbrenner or Springsteen |
| Mr. Burns, to Homer Simpson |
| Any guard, to Cool Hand Luke |
| Bruce Springsteen, with "the |
| Bruce Springsteens' nickname |
| One with at least one below? |
| Person you report to at work |
| Higher power with "hire power |
| Mr. Slate, to Fred Flintstone |
| Mr. Spacely, to George Jetson |
| Person telling you what to do |
| Corner office occupant, often |
| Order (around)[SEE NOTE ABOVE] |
| Person who's in charge at work |
| Person with the biggest office |
| Pointy-haired Dilbert character |
| CBS reality show "Undercover ___ |
| Word with ''straw'' or ''trail'' |
| Springsteen's nickname, with "the |
| Person in the corner office, often |
| Undercover ___" (CBS reality show) |
| The ___ Baby" (2017 animated movie) |
| Guy with the corner office, probably |
| Handle for Springsteen (with ''the'') |
| Bruce Springsteen's nickname, with "The |
| B.B. King "Paying the Cost to Be the ___ |
| Robert California, on "The Office," e.g. |
| Person with the biggest office, probably |
| New Jersey superstar's nickname, with "The |
| Undercover ___" (reality show set in workplaces) |
| Person with the biggest office at work, probably |