" jefes "

 [ "jefe" ]

1: da boss

  * e.g.,  ... que pasa jefe? 

 [ "jefe" ]

1: spanish word for "chief". use to definite a gang chief, or just a chief.

  * e.g.,  ... he vido el jefe este mañana. 

 [ "jefe" ]

1: another word for dad

  * e.g.,  ... mi jefe se llama...... 

 [ "el jefe" ]

1: the boss, the chief, the big cheese. manager,

  * e.g.,  ... El Jefe will kick your ass if you come in late again! 

 [ "El Jefe" ]

1:  El primo de los matadors.

  * e.g.,  ... The call me El Jefe, the boss, and the hitman. 

 [ "El Jefe" ]

2:  The master of the metaphor.

  * e.g.,  ... And I've come to take you away. 

 [ "El Jefe" ]

3:  A chaw-chewin troubador.

 [ "El Jefe" ]

4:  The one you've come to love and adore.

 [ "El Jefe" ]

5: See also: Clutch

 [ "Jefe special" ]

1: When you travel to King Jefe in Florence, SC and order enough chorizo Mac to feel sick. Then, during copulation with the female variety, spew said chorizo Mac into her loins.

  * e.g.,  ... Dude, last night I fucked Jordan and totally gave her a Jefe Special. Shit was cash. 

 [ "El jefe" ]

1: El jefe is a boss/leader who earns the respect of the subordinates through real leadership and conradery through video games, typically Halo. As opposed to Mi Jefe, who's your basic supervisor who earned the job by just being there, el jefe actually gives a fuck about who you are, nows your last name and remembers that shit you did 10 months ago when a promotion comes up. El jefe can also tell apart those subordinates that suck up to him in order to get some of that leadership power, and focuses on those that just show up and get er done.

  * e.g.,  ... El jefe said we getting a raise this year. That dude right there is not mi jefe, he is el jefe 

 [ "El jefe" ]

2: Strengths : money, social skills, English, tamil Weaknesses : new associates wanting to usurp his position mascareding as legit workers.

 [ "Chareen Jefe" ]

1: Is cute🥲

  * e.g.,  ... Chareen Jefe is cute asf 

 [ "Joney Jefe" ]

1: Pronounced “hon ey hef ay” Standard def- original trade name for pure honey. Often used with term, “picante,” meaning “hot.” The spelling intermingles Spanish pronunciation of “j” as an English “h” and the English name, “Jeff” as the Spanish name, “Jefe” which overall translates to “honey boss.” Slang def- used when one wants to describe something as sweet (as honey) and hot (picante) at the same time. Also used as an expression to something seen or done in an amazing manner. It can also be used in as an adjective/noun combination to describe someone as a sweet individual who can handle situations like a boss.

  * e.g.,  ... “This bottle of Joney Jefe-Picante makes this grilled chicken fajita meat taste incredible. My mom puts some of that picante Joney Jefe in her coffee!” “Dude, that performance was Joney Jefe! It was picante! You were in the zone, Boss!” “It wasn’t just a nice thing he did then, he was a Joney Jefe all day long!” 

 [ "El Jefe" ]

1: The host of my favorite radio show in Washington DC! See also hideout

  * e.g.,  ... Did you hear when El Jefe threw the rocks at J Dubs? That was greeeeeeet!