lion-hunter
- noun
- As a notorious lion-hunter, she never missed an opportunity to invite famous guests to her home.
Examples
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The party was full of lion-hunters eager to be seen with celebrities.
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He was more interested in being a lion-hunter than forming genuine friendships.
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She is a well-known lion-hunter in the fashion industry.
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Are you really a lion-hunter at the party?
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As a notorious lion-hunter, she always surrounds herself with celebrities at her lavish parties.
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The exclusive event attracted numerous lion-hunters seeking to network with famous personalities.
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His reputation as a lion-hunter grew as he became friends with various influential figures.
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Lion-hunter can also be used for a person who seeks famous guests; a helpful way to remember this is to think of lion as a 'famous' or powerful person and hunter as someone who looks for them, so a lion-hunter tries to attract or be seen with celebrities.