bigwig

Converse of object

• meet: Fourteen glasses A British diplomat once described how he went to the Caucasus to met some local bigwigs.

Adjective modifier

• local: Fourteen glasses A British diplomat once described how he went to the Caucasus to met some local bigwigs.
• other: Time day or orange city on about other bigwigs ride of.
• corporate: The Website was designed in-house with you in mind, not some corporate bigwig.

Noun used with modifier

• industry: Texprint offers a carefully selected group of graduates from all over the UK their first opportunity to meet press and industry bigwigs.
• TV: Fellow speaker Hamish Barbour of independent TV production bigwigs IWC had his own war stories to tell.
• medium: They beat off competition from media bigwigs led by Ginger's Chris Evans.
• ambulance: Since a power surge would potentially affect every station, this was cause for ambulance bigwigs to declare a major incident.
• university: Because the only activity you'll be taking part in is canoeing when the university bigwigs sell you down the river.
• oil: Fiona makes contact with an oil company bigwig and uses the knowledge of her extra-marital affair to blackmail her for information.