SUPREME WORD DU JOUR: MACHER
PRONUNCIATION:
(MAHKH-uhr)
MEANING:
noun:
1. A person of influence, one who gets things done.
2. A self-important overbearing person.
1. A person of influence, one who gets things done.
2. A self-important overbearing person.
ETYMOLOGY: From
Yiddish makher, from German macher (maker or doer). Earliest documented use:
1911.
USAGE:
"They weren't all
his ideas, but he -- he, Andrew Cuomo -- was the macher who'd do it."
Scott Raab; The Perfect Prince of Cool; Esquire (New York); Nov 2000.
Scott Raab; The Perfect Prince of Cool; Esquire (New York); Nov 2000.
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