1) Big shot 2) Biz bigwig 3) Bulge 4) Bump 5) Bump in a ski run 6) Bump on a slope 7) Bump on the slopes 8) Business bigwig 9) Business leader 10) Business titan 11) Challenge on the slopes 12) Clive Davis 13) Dominant person 14) Excrescence 15) Extrusion 16) Fat cat 17) Gibbosity 18) Gibbousness 19) Hollywood big 1) Bigwig 2) Bump 3) Czar 4) Magnate 5) Moghul 6) Nabob 7) Tsar 8) Tycoon 9) Vip 
• (n.) A person of the Mongolian race. • (n.) A heavy locomotive for freight traffic, having three pairs of connected driving wheels and a two-wheeled truck. • (n.) A great personage; magnate; autocrat.
This word connotes an autocratic individual who, now, is the head of a film studio either through ownership or power-base. Etymologically the term is derived from the people who conquered and ruled India during the sixteenth century (i.e., the Mongolians)
(from the article `candy`) ...starch passes through, leaving the fondant pieces on the sieve. After gentle brushing or blowing to remove adhering starch, the fondants are ready ...
Also called a tycoon. A very rich, powerful business person.
Mo·gul' noun A great personage; magnate; autocrat. 
[n] - a member of the Moslem dynasty that ruled India until 1857
Mounds of snow and ice formed by repeated turns of skiers/snowboarders (or built artificially). Also called bumps.
Moghul noun a member of the Muslim dynasty that ruled India until 1857
a bump or mound of hard snow on a ski slope.