consigliere

But she could be pretty tough, much like the consigliere.

The consigliere and two others began to lift the bags out.

Like the boss, there is usually only one consigliere per criminal organization.

Mario read it quickly, never taking his gaze from the consigliere for too long.

"You're several months overdue for an appointment with the consigliere."

The consigliere in a mafia family is the "right hand man" to the boss.

The consigliere's highest priority is to help the boss make decisions.

The consigliere laid the contract on a table to Heller's right.

Polizzi became consigliere, maintaining this role until his death in 1957.

In the years his dad ran the country, W. was never considered a contender, or even a consigliere.

In later years, Joseph appointed him as family consigliere.

He named Licata his consigliere, who was a popular choice among the younger family members.

Somewhere alone, on a terrace or in a room, the consigliere was bringing his shocking information to another.

Obviously my first advice as consigliere wasn't cutting it.

Gobbo, his son and the consigliere also signed as the only ones who held shares.

A family will usually have only one consigliere.

A boss will often appoint a trusted close associate as his consigliere.

Michael becomes operating head of the family, with Vito as an informal consigliere.

Another uncle, Alphonse, was once the family's consigliere, or counselor, the government said.

A consigliere is a counselor or mediator of Mafia disputes.

Say, Tony, you want I should talk to the family, maybe the consigliere?"

The consigliere was still looking at Heller in appeal.

A consigliere has better things to do than mess around with delinquent accounts."

Martin, whom John calls the family's consigliere, was in Ohio, too.

The consigliere is third ranked in the hierarchy but does not have capos or soldiers working for him.