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gold digger
noun
- a person who seeks or digs for gold in a gold field.
- Informal. a woman who associates with or marries a man chiefly for material gain.
gold-digger
noun
- a person who prospects or digs for gold
- informal.a woman who uses her sexual attractions to accumulate gifts and wealth or advance her social position
Derived Forms
- ˈgold-ˌdigging, noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of gold digger1
Example Sentences
In straight relationships with an age gap, words like ‘gold-digger’ and ‘trophy wife’ get thrown around.
You go for your gold-digger lessons, then you go get waxed and tanned.
I tell him all the time, “You know ‘Gold Digger’ is your biggest.”
Every time I go see Kanye in concert, “Gold Digger” still plays big.
New York Post columnist Andrea Peyser called her a gold-digger who “flirted like a tart” with Cain.
Formerly sergeant-major in the —th regiment; now a gold-digger in California.
"Look out for some fresh ground," answered the Welshman, applying himself to the gold-digger's consolation, a pipe.
"Just see that," he said, jerking his head spitefully in the direction of the lucky gold digger.
Mr. Green was an English gold-digger, and was travelling along the main road to his home at Spitzcop.
A blanket, rolled up, gold-digger fashion, was upon the ground.
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