war chief , also: warchief

That is why I became war chief and others did not.

No war chief would hold thousands of men together without moving.

I suppose in years gone by you would have been a war chief.

We must take you to the long knives' war chief.

It had occurred to him that he might find the war chief here.

Jack was named chairman or, in this case, war chief.

He lived with the Crow for years and became a war chief.

They're used to having a war chief within shouting distance.

I've never heard of anything so brave, have you, war chief?

Not only had the new war chief never fought, he spoke much of the need to make peace with the Americans.

Logan was not a war chief, but a village leader.

A war chief was considered by warriors more of an equal.

After the conflict was over, however, the war chief's authority ended.

He tossed the match to the ground at the war chief's feet.

There, to her surprise, she saw the war chief who had visited them earlier in the night.

The war chief made a slight gesture with one hand.

But he is still a war chief of the Apaches.

The other dwarves began to back away from the war chief.

They would know that most of the warriors were out, following the war chiefs.

He is the last member of the Crow tribe to become a war chief.

And yet this Britic war chief was a man above men.

At that call the war chief turned his attention from Fors.

Selquist was not quite certain, having heard the word used once by the war chief.

A different long-knife war chief might have opened his arms to us.