moneymaker
a person engaged in or successful at acquiring much money.
something that produces or yields much pecuniary profit.
Origin of moneymaker
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How to use moneymaker in a sentence
Comic-Con is now a huge pop culture phenomena and major money maker for San Diego.
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Joe Kennedy had acquired it in 1945 for $12.5 million, and turned what seemed a white elephant into a great money maker.
No wonder salesmen everywhere are finding this invention a truly revolutionary money maker!
Public Service offers the best money-maker in the country for full time or spare time workers.
He was a money maker, and owned the land on which his tavern was erected, in fee.
The Old Pike | Thomas B. SearightHe was a money maker, and unlike most of that class, kind hearted and generous.
The Old Pike | Thomas B. SearightOr he may easily be above all things a money-maker and a lover of money.
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British Dictionary definitions for moneymaker
/ (ˈmʌnɪˌmeɪkə) /
a person who is intent on accumulating money
a person or thing that is or might be profitable
Derived forms of moneymaker
- moneymaking, adjective, noun
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