house leader

Noun

houseleader (plural houseleaders)

1. The leader of a residential facility.
   • Successful candidates will join multi-disciplinary teams working under the supervision of a houseleader and supported by specialist consultant staff.1984, Nursing Mirror - Volume 158, Issues 14-24, page 115
2. The leader of a school division.
   • The girls' houseleaders are responsible for organizing and leading the noon-hour intramural sports.1981, Lisgar Collegiate Institute, Vox Lycei 1980-1981, page 51
3. The leader of a legislative body.
   • First, that John Sharp Williams, of Mississippi, a brilliant man, then Democratic Minority HouseLeader, had been selected as Temporary Chairman, which was right and proper, as he was the highest Democratic official in the land;1918, Hearst's - Volumes 33-34, page 364
4. The leader of a team that builds a house for Habitat for Humanity.
   • After all, each of these houseleaders was directly responsible for leading groups of volunteers and homeowners in building their homes.1992, Gene Stelten, A Christmas Housewarming, →ISBN, page 182