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Often used in the same context:
plutocrats,
earners,
tycoons,
multimillionaire,
paupers,
billionaire,
spenders,
magnates,
nouveau riche,
heiresses,
fatcat,
gazillionaire,
mansions,
capitalists,
playboys,
superstars,
dreamers,
wealth,
aristocrats,
skinflints,
serfs,
bankers,
nobodies,
prima donnas,
yuppies,
moneybags,
breadline,
barons,
pittances,
idiots,
geniuses,
dilettantes,
businessmen,
incomes,
sharpies,
footballers,
zillionaire,
aristocracy,
fortune,
windfall,
elites,
surtax,
chump change,
spendthrift,
manses,
gamblers,
landed gentry,
benjamins,
socialites,
tax,
fools,
manors,
wannabes,
numbskulls,
jackasses,
deadbeats,
upwardly mobile,
inheritances,
ceos,
buffoons,
sugar daddy,
entrepreneurs,
chickenfeed,
superclass,
spongers,
shirkers,
nitwits,
cheapskates,
dynasties,
shysters,
twits,
workless,
egotists,
losers,
oilmen,
misers,
chumps,
nonentities,
slobs,
pipsqueaks,
snobs,
bluffers,
somethings,
accountants,
patricians,
riches,
celebrities,
millionnaire,
narcissists,
estates,
taxpaying,
freeloaders,
speculators,
luxuries,
stiffs,
pensioners,
millionairess,
fivers,
monets,
housewives,
populists,
millionaire,
capitalist,
sportsmen,
tourists,
tycoon,
academicians,
doctors,
industrialists,
travellers,
colonists,
magnate,
artists,
canadians,
expatriates,
musicians,
playwrights
Appears in the definition of:
newport
Also try:
— Adjectives for millionaires:
american,
multi,
many,
new,
few,
more,
made,
most,
instant,
several,
industrial,
more...
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