hustler in Latin
hustler in Latin is spintria — hustler means a person who works energetically and resourcefully, especially to make money.
hustler in Latin
spintria
A male prostitute who sells his services to men.
What does "hustler" mean?
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noun A person who works energetically and resourcefully, especially to make money.
"He's a natural hustler, always finding a new way to make a sale."
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noun A con artist or swindler.
"The pool hall was full of hustlers looking to fleece newcomers."
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noun A prostitute (informal, often referring to a male prostitute).
"The film follows a young hustler trying to survive on the streets."
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hustler in a sentence
- He's a natural hustler, always finding a new way to make a sale.
- The pool hall was full of hustlers looking to fleece newcomers.
- The film follows a young hustler trying to survive on the streets.
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What is "hustler" in Latin?
"hustler" in Latin is spintria. hustler means: A person who works energetically and resourcefully, especially to make money.
How do you use "hustler" in a sentence?
Example: "He's a natural hustler, always finding a new way to make a sale." In Latin, "hustler" is spintria.
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