greed monster
greed monster noun: an extremely greedy thing or person; especially an avaricious powerful person, often a banker or wealthy investor.
Noun
greed monster (plural greed monsters)
- An extremely greedy thing or person; especially an avaricious powerful person, often a banker or wealthy investor.
- He keeps near him opium and a dagger as a last resort, but still he cannot die. And there are troubles, too, from the outside; want of money for the remorseless greed-monster, as he calls his sickness; quarrels with his family, and neglect of friends.1882 July, The London Quarterly Review, volume LVIII, London, page 437
- This network of neoliberal think tanks, or cabal of ravenous greedmonsters as I like to think of them, is still running its 70-year-long project to destroy state capacity, and to reduce government — in the words of Grover Norquist, American free market jihadist and half-melted wax museum Jabba the...2026 June 3, John Birmingham, “Neoliberalism ate the world. Enter: Pauline Hanson”, in Crikey
- Synonyms:
- greedmeister
Synonyms of greed monster
Forms of greed monster
| plural | greed monsters |
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Questions about greed monster
- What does greed monster mean?
- Greed monster means an extremely greedy thing or person; especially an avaricious powerful person, often a banker or wealthy investor.
- What part of speech is greed monster?
- Greed monster is a noun.
- What is the plural of greed monster?
- The plural of greed monster is greed monsters.
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