noun
definition
One who earns money.
definition
A profitable product or scheme.
example
Those Japanese radios were a nice little earner: we sold all of them by lunchtime.
Examples of earner in a Sentence
Two earner couple £ 50k (2 children) 4. ... .
Sometimes this means giving the filth an earner, often it means giving him a body.
Nicola works with senior members of her team to create and maintain up to date and commercially orientated precedents and fee earner support papers.
In Scotland only 57% of households said they would be prepared if the main wage earner were to be made redundant.
At present they pay a higher percentage of their earnings in National Insurance contributions than the above average wage earner.
Mr Harlowe being the higher wage earner paid all the mortgage installments and refurbishment costs to the property.
The only wage earner in the family is eldest Michael, who contributes £ 20 a week from his factory job.
The wage earner person 's life form is, as indicated by the term, tied to being a wage earner person 's life form is, as indicated by the term, tied to being a wage earner.
Henry 's death hit his parents hard as he was the only wage earner in the family.
The wage earner person 's life form is, as indicated by the term, tied to being a wage earner.
Elizabeth Benedict of the Huffington Post writes, "Whatever you do, don't get divorced in Massachusetts - and don't be living there if your spouse decides to divorce you, especially if you're the higher earner.
The death-benefit limit does not take into account an adult, family wage earner with a vaccine-related injury or death resulting from exposure to a newly-vaccinated child.
They're what make motion pictures so much more enticing, what makes a summer blockbuster the big earner that it is and what draws people to the box office in the first place.
Her husband Roland struggles with Joan's decision and fights to balance his life as a single father and full time earner.
If you are a wage earner, then you should love machines.