two-headed
multidirector
manage
chiefhood
in command
bivious
helm
upward
precipient
directional
guiding
directive
management control
directing
supervised
leader
allocratic
coregnant
chair
headship
headmanship
hand
bifronted
shadow
head
inquisitorial
chiefship
executive produce
carry
frontal
serve two masters
subchairman
subchief
outdirect
conduction
head up
pliable
diarchy
mandator
dyarchy
colead
multiauthority
fictile
bossing
border guard
overchief
cogovern
ordained
chiefery
subleader
codominate
command
in charge
puppet ruler
helmsmanship
ordinator
move in on
chieftaincy
supervisor
cofilmmaker
oversman
chief
triarchic
directability
archon
stewartry
take the chair
conductor
bossocracy
led
patripotestal
top dog
presider
forelead
prince
undercommander
overwatch
ex-official
lieutenant governor
controller
dirigent
HNIC
chiefdom
directorate
restrainer
approver
intergovernmental
oversight
steering
forsee
honcho
centralized
satellite
centralised
captain
guidance
commander

English words for 'Directed by two heads or chiefs; existing under two coordinate authorities.'

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