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junketeer
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jun·ke·teer  (jngk-tr)
n.
One who goes on a junket or junkets.
intr.v. jun·ke·teered, jun·ke·teer·ing, jun·ke·teers
To go on a junket, especially at the expense of a government or a favor-seeking business or agency.
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Verb1.junketeer - go on a pleasure trip
junket
jaunt, travel, trip - make a trip for pleasure


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