Sekirov Dictionary

Scrooge McDuck

noun 2
verb 2
forms 3

noun2

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(slang) Someone with immense wealth.
- I, RONNIE DUCKWORTH, do hereby will nothing because I come from a long line of "Scrooge McDucks". — 1960
•
(slang) A greedy person.
- With dollar signs in our eyes, we stared at the pennies like a pack of Scrooge McDucks. — 1997

verb2

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(slang) To dive into money; to swim around in money.
- A misconception about selling out is that every last government official inside the Beltway is clamoring to Scrooge McDuck into a giant pool of gold coins;[…] — 2016
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(slang, figurative) To revel in ones wealth and success.
- Willabie snorted. “That old coot? The last time he deigned to talk to his youngest child, he was still Scrooge McDucking his way through the Fort Lauderdale social scene.” — 2017

forms

Scrooge McDucked · Scrooge McDucking · Scrooge McDucks

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