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leadersnounpl. of leader a long hollow cylinder for carrying a substance (as a liquid or gas)the leader funnels water off of the roof and down into the cistern channels, conduits, ducts, lines, penstocks, pipes, troughs, tubes drainpipes, drains, funnels, hydrants, mains, smokestacks, spouts, standpipes, stovepipes, tiles, waste pipes, waterspoutspipages(or pipeages), pipelines, pipings the person (as an employer or supervisor) who tells people and especially workers what to dothe team leader is good at making sure that everyone keeps busy at their assigned tasks bosses, boss men, captains, chiefs, foremen, headmen, heads, helmsmen, honchos, jefes, kingpins, masters, taskmasters directresses, mistressesadministrators, commanders, directors, executives, generals, governors, hierarchs, higher-upsleadmen, managers, overseers, principals, skippers, standard-bearers, stewards, straw bosses, superintendents, superiors, supervisorsdominators, lords, overlords, potentates, rulers, sovereigns(also sovrans)figureheadsslave driversbarons, czars(also tsars or tzars), kings, magnates, moguls, presidents, princesbig cheeses, big guns, bigwigs, top dogs, top gunscoheads(or co-heads), coleaders(or co-leaders)employers, gaffers(British), gangers(British)micromanagerssubchiefs(or sub-chiefs), subdirectors(or sub-directors) dependents, inferiors, juniors, secondaries, subjects, subordinates, underlings one that takes the lead or sets an examplean architectural firm that is widely regarded as a leader in innovative residential design bellwethers, pacemakers, pacers, pacesetters, trendsetters foregoers, forerunners, harbingers, heralds, precursorsgroundbreakers, innovators, pioneers followers, imitators Johnny-come-latelies(or Johnnies-come-lately), me-tooers |