Examples of 'trust-fund baby' in a sentence
Meaning of "trust-fund baby"
trust-fund baby - This phrase is often used colloquially to refer to someone who comes from a wealthy family or inherited a significant amount of money through a trust fund. It can carry connotations of privilege, entitlement, or a lack of financial independence, depending on the context
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Trust-fund baby who only says hello to me.
The problem is the guy wants more money . And he keeps calling me trust-Fund baby.
Trust-fund baby who only says hello to me when there is a pretty blond girl around.
Not bad for a trust-fund baby.
No trust-fund baby left behind.
So just another useless trust-fund baby.
He 's a trust-fund baby on his fourth Ivy League tour.
And he keeps calling me trust-Fund baby.
Trust-fund baby from Marin.
Stop calling me trust-Fund baby.
Trust-fund baby who only says hello to me what 's a trustafarian?
I am just a trust-fund baby.
Oh, come on, you probably got the cash out in your car, Trust-Fund baby.
Marsac is a trust-fund baby.
He 's a trust-fund baby on his fourth ivy league tour . Ah.
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I am sort of a trust-fund baby.
Where are the other parents? Marsac is a trust-fund baby.
Are you a trust-fund baby that you quit?
Hands! Not bad for a trust-fund baby.
Local trust-fund baby.
More money? Yeah, and he keeps calling me trust-fund baby.
What do we know about Gilroy? Trust-fund baby from Marin.
Runs an anti-gang outreach program. Local trust-fund baby.
Dahlia, you are a trust-fund baby.
Early retirement . trust-fund baby.
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