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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
jaunt, travel, trip - make a trip for pleasure


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But in tough financial times like these -- with local governments planning massive service cuts and fee hikes -- junketeers are all the more obligated to prove that their field trips are truly worth the public's money.
Whether it was his dim view of the managerial qualities of Mick McCarthy or his aversion to the prawn sandwich brigade of corporate junketeers he felt were invading his beloved Old Trafford, Roy gave us all the benefit of his opinions.
So that when the runners are straining for the line for what should be a thunderous climax, the socialites and corporate junketeers are too busy reading the Financial Times, sipping lapsang souchong or moaning about inheritance tax.
 
 
 
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