0 mainly US spelling of tsar --
1 (before 1917) the Russian ruler --
The nation’s anti-corruption czar says much of the cash has disappeared.
The czar takes physical delight in watching his victims die, after poisoning them.
The czar discouraged them when he realized they were challenging the local authorities.
The symbolism associated with a czar position be created in a perceived emergency can sometimes be effective in and of itself.
The front end looked like a warship, but since she also had been the escort ship for the czar, her superstructures were low and gracious.
He is the czar of energy.
He obviously means it because he has appointed an information technology czar to ensure that the skills and technology to carry that out are firmly in place.
One of the "drugs czar's" first tasks will be to review urgently the existing drugs strategy and put forward proposals for tackling the problem with renewed vigour.
There were the so-called milk-czars, and fruit and maize kings and all kinds of such results to be obtained.
