dollarchaser
dollarchaser noun: someone who fervently pursues money or wealth.
Noun
dollarchaser (plural dollarchasers)
- Someone who fervently pursues money or wealth.
- In our day and generation, when the world is afflicted with so many mountebanks, dollarchasers, and society worshippers in the pupit - Rev. Young Sprouts who are more concerned with the cut of their coat.1909, John M. Dorney, “The Parson's Secret”, in The Bridgemen's Magazine, volume 9, page 356
- No! No! - she had stopped caring for him - if she ever had cared - because he was unworthy of her, he, the mere dollarchaser.1913, David Graham Phillips, Degarmo's Wife, And Other Stories, page 179
Forms of dollarchaser
| plural | dollarchasers |
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Origin of dollarchaser
From dollar + chaser.
Questions about dollarchaser
- What does dollarchaser mean?
- Dollarchaser means someone who fervently pursues money or wealth.
- What part of speech is dollarchaser?
- Dollarchaser is a noun.
- What is the plural of dollarchaser?
- The plural of dollarchaser is dollarchasers.
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