moneymaking

moneymaking
/mun"ee may'king/, adj.
1. profitable: a moneymaking scheme.
2. capable of making or promising to make money: the moneymaking part of the deal.
n.
3. the making of money.
[1730-40; MONEY + MAKING]

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