https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nadsat Cutter = "money" Cutter rhymes with bread and butter, a wilful alteration of bread and honey "money". This slang is most difficult to me. Other extreme examples are, "nice pegs, but too bad about the boat race." Meaning, "nice legs, but too bad about the face."

If the team is a formal committee or board of advisors, yes, no problem. If not, can your use of hyperbole be justified? For example, the singer, Frank Sinatra, was known among his friends as "Chairman of the Board." This does not mean he was in charge of their group in a formal way. It was an informal exaggeration to illustrate in perhaps an extreme way that he was out in front and their unofficial leader. (See further, greenbag.org, "They called Sinatra “Chairman of the Board”. That sobriquet was more than a joking recognition that Frank was primus inter pares. Though it is not generally known, the title originated from the fact that Sinatra was Chairman of the Board of Reprise Records, a company he founded as his own record label." I never knew this.)

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