governor
//ˈɡʌvənər//
Noun
governorSingular
governorsPlural
1
An official elected or appointed to govern a state, province, or other political subdivision.
The governor of California signed the new education bill into law.
2
The head or chief administrator of an institution, organization, or establishment.
She was appointed as a governor of the central bank.
3
A mechanical device that automatically regulates speed, pressure, or other variables in a machine or engine.
The steam engine uses a governor to maintain a constant speed.
4
A person who has authority or control over others; a ruler or leader.
He was regarded as the governor of the entire region.