Supervising is a job that involves overseeing and managing the activities of others. The term 'supervises' can be broken down into several different words, each of which describes a different aspect of the job. For example, 'GOVERNS' (7 letters) implies having authority over a group or organization, while 'MANAGES' (7 letters) suggests organizing and controlling resources. 'REGULATES' (9 letters) implies setting and enforcing rules, while 'HANDLES' (7 letters) suggests dealing with people or situations. 'CONTROLS' (8 letters) implies having power over something, while 'RUNS' (4 letters) suggests taking charge of an operation. 'HEADS' (5 letters) implies leading a group or organization, while 'GUIDES' (6 letters) suggests providing direction and advice. 'ADMINISTRATORS' (11 letters) implies managing the affairs of an organization, while 'CONDUCTS' (8 letters) suggests directing the activities of others. 'DIRECTS' (7 letters) implies giving orders and instructions, while 'OVERSEES' (8 letters) suggests monitoring and supervising activities. 'Tends' (5 letters) implies looking after or caring for someone or something, while 'chaperons' (9 letters) suggests accompanying and looking after people.