underboss
subbrigadier
underassistant
accessary
under-steward
accomplice
adjutant
subofficer
aide
kiss-up
tipstaff
paddy
underlabourer
yeoman
boss
foot soldier
subordinate
underling
subsidiary
plumber
cooperator
caporal
subsacrist
officer
official
proctor
adjutor
underconstable
subclerk
underbuilder
co-opt
deputyship
subaltern
supervisee
stewartry
nonsubordinate
stool pigeon
oversman
affiliate
oga
down
managee
deputy
lieutenant
point
surveillant
merry men
cosupervisor
adjoint
tenter
assistant
bailiff
adjunct
number two
subagency
supervisor
case officer
aide-de-camp
offsider
adjutancy
rhingyll
consigliere
underchief
subconstable
crew chief
provisorship
subdelegate
paper-pusher
vice-
munshi
mate
overboss
red squad
underhangman
second banana
subcommander
constable
chair
myrmidon
chairman
bossling
bridge agent
chairwoman
subcommissary
chairperson
president
conductor
undergaoler
underbutler
subprincipal
suboverseer
bossly
enlisted person

English words for 'an assistant or second-in-command to a chief (especially in a crime syndicate)'

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