Definitionn. someone who risks losses for the possibility of considerable gains
Last update: October 7, 2015
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There were errands to run: a walk to the variety store for light bulbs—a matron in 2C had filched every one before departing—a toilet plunger job in 3B. [Please select]
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The Plunger (a submarine) has come to the Bay and I am going out in it this afternoon--or rather down on it. [Please select]
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Between these guide posts set plunger posts which were raised and lowered by screw jacks. [Please select]
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Bill Lacey and Caleb West lifted the air-pump from its case, and oiled the plunger. [Please select]
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Within this screw is also enclosed a plunger connected by a link to the air valve. [Please select]
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This arrangement of plunger and air valve screw is termed the dash pot. [Please select]
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The iron plunger, D, is drawn into the tube and consequently the pointer, E, is drawn nearer to the coil. [Please select]
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Why, that was Plunger the Osprey, though some people call him Fish Hawk," replied Jerry." [Please select]
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There were eight shots in the automatic, and not until the plunger clicked with metallic emptiness did Carvel cease his yelling and retreat into the firelight. [Please select]
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One day in the New York office of a big plunger in real estate I pointed to a map on the wall. [Please select]
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