Synonyms for Grubstaker:
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n.
• backer
• benefactor
- Good Samaritan
, - Santa Claus
, - aid
, - altruist
, - altruists
, - assistant
, - contributor
, - fairy godparent
, - fan
, - helper
, - humanitarian
, - mark
, - philanthropist
, - protector
, - subscriber
, - subsidizer
, - subsidizers
, - supporter
.
• cash cow
• financier
- banker
, - broker
, - businessperson
, - capitalist
, - entrepreneur
, - fat cat
, - manipulator
, - merchant
, - operator
, - speculator
, - tycoon
.
• meal ticket
•
• underwriter
Other relevant words:
- Wellwisher
, - another adherent
, - bankroller
, - endorser
, - endorsers
, - godparent
, - godparents
, - manipulators
, - meal ticket
, - money lender
, - moneybag
, - moneybags
, - person who writes the checks
, - promoter
, - protagonist
, - protagonists
, - rich people
, - rich person
, - sponsor
, - staker
, - stakers
, - stockbroker
, - stockbrokers
, - sustainer
, - sustainers
, - underwriter
, - usurer
, - usurers
, - well-wisher
, - wellwishers
.
What are the hypernyms for Grubstaker?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for grubstaker?
Grubstaker is a word used to describe someone who provides financial support or backing for a business venture. The word is often associated with the concept of investment, but it can also refer to a person who lends money or resources to help someone else achieve their business goals. There are several antonyms for the word grubstaker, including debtor, borrower, leaser, tenant, and renter. These words all describe people who are on the receiving end of financial support rather than the ones providing it. While grubstaker may have positive connotations, these antonyms tend to have a more negative or neutral meaning in popular usage.
What are the antonyms for Grubstaker?
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