pothunter
- noun
- /ˈpɑːthʌntər/
- UK
- The club discourages pothunters who care more about the prize than the spirit of the game.
Examples
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As a well-known pothunter, he joins every major cooking contest in the city.
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Some people accuse her of being a pothunter, but she insists she truly loves competing.
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He is a notorious pothunter who only cares about trophies.
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Many pothunters enter competitions just for the prizes.
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As a competitive pothunter, she participates in every contest just to win the trophies.
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The organizers monitor the events closely to prevent pothunters who are only interested in the prizes.
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His friends call him a pothunter because he only joins competitions to collect awards.
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Etymology
The word pothunter is made of pot and hunter, with pot meaning the 'prize' or money you win, like the pot in poker. So a pothunter is someone who enters contests mainly to win the prize.