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fat cat

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fat cat
n. Slang
1. A wealthy and highly privileged person.
2. A wealthy person who is a heavy contributor to a political campaign.

fat cat
n
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a.  a very wealthy or influential person
b.  (as modifier) a fat-cat industrialist
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Noun1.fat catfat cat - a wealthy and privileged person      
have, rich person, wealthy person - a person who possesses great material wealth
Translations
fat cat
n (fig inf)überbezahlter Topmanager, überbezahlte Topmanagerin, fette Katze (inf)


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