warden
/ˈwɑːrdən/Definitions
1. noun
A person in charge of a prison, hospital, or other institution, or a gamekeeper or forest ranger.
“The warden of the prison met with the inmates to discuss their rehabilitation programs.”
2. noun
A person who is in charge of a group of people, especially those in a particular profession or activity.
“The warden of the firefighters’ union negotiated with the city officials to secure better working conditions.”
3. noun
A person who supervises or manages something, especially a person or a group of people.
“The warden of the student dormitory enforced the quiet hours and helped students resolve conflicts.”
4. verb
To manage or supervise something, especially a person or a group of people.
“The teacher wardened the classroom, making sure all students were on task.”
5. verb
To take charge of or manage something, especially a person or a group of people.
“The new manager wardened the team, helping them to meet their sales targets.”