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Moneybags

Slang; a wealthy person who spends freely or ostentatiously. See also: Conspicuous consumption.
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He grabbed my handbag and a moneybag, but as my co-worker made her way through to the back room he tried to run to the front.
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Brown knows that sleaze follows Mandy like an albatross, his schmoozing with Osborne and Rothschild and the Russian moneybags in Corfu being the latest.
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Roll on the arrival of a new Mr Moneybags and, who knows, I might be getting some Arab headgear to show my support.
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The moneybags Premiership side practice their set pieces on a training pitch made from old tyres.
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if they conclude without a request by Marvin Moneybags for carfare to go home.
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It is stuffed with professional politicians voters rejected, rich cronies whose moneybags have bankrolled election campaigns and so-called experts taking time off from their real jobs.
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Kirsten, 45, will not renew his contract as South Africa chief when it expires in August, leaving him open to a big-money offer from moneybags Surrey, who have Proteas skipper Graeme Smith on their books.
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And with Manchester City being without Carlos Tevez and West Ham fighting for their lives, we are more than happy to take cash on the moneybags Eastlands outfit.
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