Chief vs. Cheif

Main Difference

The main difference between Chief and Cheif is that the Chief is a a leader or ruler of a people or clan and Cheif has no English definition. It is generally be misspelled.

• Cheif

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• Chief (noun)

  a leader or ruler of a people or clan

  "Chief Banawi"

  "the chief of the village"

• Chief (noun)

  the head of an organization

  "a union chief"

  "the chief of police"

• Chief (noun)

  an informal form of address to a man, especially one of superior rank or status

  "it's quite simple, chief"

• Chief (noun)

  an ordinary consisting of a broad horizontal band across the top of the shield.

• Chief (noun)

  the upper third of the field.

• Chief (adjective)

  most important

  "chief among her concerns is working alone at night"

  "the chief reason for the spending cuts"

• Chief (adjective)

  having or denoting the highest rank

  "the chief economist of a leading bank"

• Chief (noun)

  a person who is in charge;

  "the head of the whole operation"

• Chief (noun)

  a person who exercises control over workers;

  "if you want to leave early you have to ask the foreman"

• Chief (adjective)

  most important element;

  "the chief aim of living"

  "the main doors were of solid glass"

  "the principal rivers of America"

  "the principal example"

  "policemen were primary targets"