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- noun Someone or something that
earns or makes money; something that islucrative .
Etymologies
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Examples
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This Roland Emmerich/Dean Devlin moneymaker is the perfect culprit of the crime I just mentioned.
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The team's investors aren't seeking a short-term moneymaker, Neukom said.
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The team's investors aren't seeking a short-term moneymaker, Neukom said.
Microsoft, Cisco Alumni Use Tech Savvy to Get Giants to Series - Bloomberg 2010
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The team's investors aren't seeking a short-term moneymaker, Neukom said.
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City projections, however, show the current deal being a long-term moneymaker for the city treasury, funneling $1.2 billion into local businesses and generating a 10.3 percent return on a $55 million infrastructure investment for race organizers.
SFGate: Top News Stories jcote@sfchronicle.com (John Coté 2010
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The team's investors aren't seeking a short-term moneymaker, Neukom said.
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City projections, however, show the current deal being a long-term moneymaker for the city treasury, funneling $1.2 billion into local businesses and generating a 10.3 percent return on a $55 million infrastructure investment for race organizers.
SFGate: Top News Stories jcote@sfchronicle.com (John Coté 2010
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A followup that delivered what Reloaded had promised might not have been a long-term moneymaker, but it would have made somebody happy.
Alternate Histories 2004
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JOHN KIHIA, DIRECTOR KENYAN KICKSTART: This pump is called a moneymaker, because it brings wealth in (INAUDIBLE) not able to before.
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JOHN KIHIA, DIRECTOR KENYAN KICKSTART: This pump is called a moneymaker, because it brings wealth in (INAUDIBLE) not able to before.
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