veeps

Number two officials

Veeps is the plural of veep, an informal term for a vice president.

The word derives from pronouncing the initials V.P. as a single word.

It applies to corporate vice presidents as readily as political ones: The company has dozens of veeps across its divisions.

Both veeps attended the summit.

roles

second-in-command

Immediate subordinate to leader

lieutenant · backup · right-hand · subordinate · protege · aide · advisor · confidant · partner · associate

electoral

campaigns

Organized efforts toward goals

candidates · nominees · conventions · endorsements · tickets · debates · polling · electorate · turnout · pollsters

governmental

executive

Senior organizational leader

senate · policy · succession · inauguration · oath · bipartisanship · diplomacy · statecraft · tie-breaker · presiding

corporate

executive

Senior organizational leader

stakeholders · board · quarterly · reports · strategy · oversight · promotion

Opposites
organizational hierarchy

veepsCEOs

Highest corporate officers

presidents · chiefs · chairmen · directors · managing directors

power and authority

veepsminions

Obedient subordinates of power

top brass · subordinates · underlings · kingpins · rank and file

Family

veep

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G