duitendief.
an avaricious person who ratholes money, a greedhead
Meaning & usage
an avaricious person who ratholes money, a greedhead
De duitendief rekende haar de volle mep voor de uitvaart van haar man.
Where this word comes from
Compound of duit (“doit, historical coin with 1/160th the value of a guilder”) + -en- + dief (“thief”), therefore describing someone who would go to extreme lengths to obtain an insignificant amount of money.
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