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BorkTosh Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Fortune grabber/digger
which is correct, fortune grabber or fortune digger? for those who know, please include a link/site where i can review this. thanks!
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Welcome to English Forums. I'm not famliar with either term. Could you please provide the context in which you want to use it?
- Welcome to English Forums.
- I'm not famliar with either term.
- Could you please provide the context in which you want to use it?
- Could you be referring to a "gold digger"?
- This is an unflattering term used for a person who seeks a relationship with someone based on the other person's wealth and not out of a desire to have a genuine romantic relationship.
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Welcome to English Forums.
I'm not famliar with either term. Could you please provide the context in which you want to use it?
Could you be referring to a "gold digger"? This is an unflattering term used for a person who seeks a relationship with someone based on the other person's wealth and not out of a desire to have a genuine romantic relationship.
If that's not what
I'm not famliar with either term. Could you please provide the context in which you want to use it?
Could you be referring to a "gold digger"? This is an unflattering term used for a person who seeks a relationship with someone based on the other person's wealth and not out of a desire to have a genuine romantic relationship.
If that's not what
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Hi, thanks for your input!
Actually, that is the same meaning of the statement that I'm trying to construct, though I was thinking of using a different term than "gold digger". Here's an example: "A fortune grabber/digger/hunter is someone who tries to marry a person who has a lot of money."
I know that the term commonly used is "gold digger" but is "fortune grabber/digger/hunte
Actually, that is the same meaning of the statement that I'm trying to construct, though I was thinking of using a different term than "gold digger". Here's an example: "A fortune grabber/digger/hunter is someone who tries to marry a person who has a lot of money."
I know that the term commonly used is "gold digger" but is "fortune grabber/digger/hunte
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Well, as I said -- I was not familiar with either of the terms you suggested. I had to guess what you meant. The standard term is "gold digger."
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