noun
rainmaking
Rainmaking (noun) means the practice of trying to bring on rain artificially, either through magic rituals or by seeding clouds.
noun
1
The practice of trying to bring on rain artificially, either through magic rituals or by seeding clouds.
2
The hiring of a person who brings in business opportunities or income.
"His firm's goal was to fill their gender quota—and simultaneously do some rainmaking by hiring the daughters of CEOs."
— Steve Sailer, Why (Some) Men Don’t Support Summers (2005)
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Etymology
Formed from rain and making.
Rhymes for rainmaking
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What is the meaning of rainmaking?
"rainmaking" (noun) means the practice of trying to bring on rain artificially, either through magic rituals or by seeding clouds.
What are the different meanings of rainmaking?
"rainmaking" has 2 main meanings: 1. The practice of trying to bring on rain artificially, either through magic rituals or by seeding clouds; 2. The hiring of a person who brings in business opportunities or income.