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top cat

NOUN
chief
Synonyms
STRONGEST
captain commander director head leader manager ruler superintendent supervisor
STRONG
President bigwig boss chieftain dictator foreperson general governor honcho monarch overlord overseer principal proprietor ringleader sovereign suzerain
WEAK
big cheese big gun big wheel head honcho head person key player top brass
Antonyms
STRONGEST
employee follower
WEAK
apprentice servant subordinate underling worker
NOUN
dignitary
Synonyms
STRONGEST
celebrity luminary
STRONG
VIP bigwig official star
WEAK
big gun big kahuna big shot person of influence
Antonyms
STRONG
nobody nonentity
NOUN
heavyweight
Synonyms
STRONGEST
bigwig celebrity luminary
STRONG
VIP character eminence leader lion nabob notability notable official personage star
WEAK
big gun big kahuna big shot person of influence
Antonyms
STRONGEST
nobody
NOUN
muck-a-muck
Synonyms
WEAK
VIP big gun big kahuna big shot bigwig celebrity character eminence leader lion luminary nabob notability notable official person of influence personage star
NOUN
notability
Synonyms
STRONG
VIP bigwig celebrity character eminence leader lion luminary nabob notable official personage star
WEAK
big gun big kahuna big shot person of influence
Antonyms
STRONG
nobody nonentity
NOUN
someone
Synonyms
STRONGEST
character leader official star
STRONG
VIP bigwig celebrity eminence lion luminary nabob notability notable personage
WEAK
big gun big kahuna big shot person of influence
Antonyms
STRONG
nobody nonentity

Example Sentences

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Tigers remain top cat in less than one-fourteenth of their former habitat.

From Washington Post • Jul. 29, 2022

Remarkable kitties whose owners say have transformed - or even saved - their lives have earned nominations to be crowned top cat.

From BBC • Aug. 6, 2019

While they may pick a top cat, felines do not seem to require rigid hierarchies when a number of them live together.

From Time Magazine Archive

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.