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What does the Spanish term "Jefaza" mean?

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great chief of boss (female)
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chief, head or boss
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When they say that is like a sarcastic way of saying "main boss", but in some instances is used to designate one's mother also.
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"Jefaza" mean a very importat female head (chief) of a corporation.

It do exists in spanish, and you can find it here:

http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/SrvltConsulta...

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Informally big boss.

I think in the Us you call them, "head honchos." :)
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great cheif of boss (female)
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It's the female form of "jefazo" : 'big boss'.
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Jefaza= Big female boss

Jefaza= Big Momma ( term of endearment) Mother
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Jefe is boss in Spanish.

Jefaza does not exist, but it's made up.

jefa is for female boss

Jefaza means you're a really great boss

It's informal
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Big boss lady... could also mean Hot boss lady...

depends how it is being said...
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Jefazo means big shot I think, so maybe Jefaza is just the female term of big shot.
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