Definitions for quick buck
quick buck

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1. fast buck, quick bucknoun

   quick or easy earnings, "they are traders out to make a fast buck"

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1. quick buck

   A "quick buck" generally refers to making money swiftly and often easily, typically through an opportunity that requires minimal effort or involvement. It signifies gaining profit quickly, but the source of the income may not be sustainable or long-term. It often implies a sense of urgency, impatience, or opportunism in the pursuit of financial gain.

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of quick buck in Chaldean Numerology is: 8

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of quick buck in Pythagorean Numerology is: 8

Examples of quick buck in a Sentence

1. Lori Arnold:

   I had to get the best quality, this is me and my friends doing the stuff. I didn’t want anybody to get hurt. I’ve heard a lot about bad drugs from drug dealers who sold them for cheap to make a quick buck. But I wanted to make sure they got the real, clean stuff.

2. Christian Grewell:

   What I worry most about is the low-end market, where the producers are more focused on a quick buck and not on the security of the device, the investment( for parents) might be better spent on a tablet that can perform the same functions.

3. Tesla Inc:

   More people are aware of what’s going on and are looking to jump on the gravy train to make a quick buck. It’s very likely that Elon Musk pumping the coin tomorrow on prime-time U.S. TV will only serve to compound things and push the price up.

4. David Kimberley:

   The latest surge in dogecoin is a continuation of the greater fool theory trend we’ve seen playing out over the past couple of months, more people are aware of what’s going on and are looking to jump on the gravy train to make a quick buck. It’s very likely that Elon Musk pumping the coin tomorrow on prime-time U.S. TV will only serve to compound things and push the price up.

5. Jesse Watters:

   I think they figuredout how to make a quick buck, say‘Black Lives Matter ’ and then just buy abunch of lavish properties, it’s unbelievable they aregetting away with it right inplain sight.We wo n’t let them.

References

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