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money-spinner

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money-spinner
n
Informal an enterprise, idea, person, or thing that is a source of wealth
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Noun1.money-spinner - a project that generates a continuous flow of moneymoney-spinner - a project that generates a continuous flow of money
project, projection - a planned undertaking
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money-spinner [ˈmʌnɪˌspɪnəʳ] n (fam) → miniera d'oro (fig)


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JP McManus's sevenyear-old proved something of a money-spinner in handicap chases last season, winning four times, including a six-length success in a valuable event at Sandown at the end of January.
A finalist in the 2007 Blue Riband at Hall Green, Droopys Nelson won 20 of his 63 races accruing pounds 5,925 in win prize money, he proved a real money-spinner for his sporting connections wit a pounds 10 level stake on each of his races returning a profit of pounds 102.
23 (ANI): New Zealand Cricket is hoping that having a star-studded Indian team on tour will be a money-spinner for the sport.
 
 
 
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