Crossword clues for jet-setter
jet-setter
The Collaborative International Dictionary
jet-setter \jet-setter\ n. a member of the jet set.
Wiktionary
n. (context idiomatic English) A member of the jet set, a rich person who travels for pleasure
Usage examples of "jet-setter".
She was a jet-setter, so wild that her father had disinherited her, and she'd been George Persall's mistress, yet he couldn't detect any signs of hard living in her face.
Trumbull) with her husband, Prince Elector Otto of Tuscan-Bavaria, here for the opening of the Hal Foster Retrospective at MOMA, staying at the townhouse of jet-setter Arnold Chauncey, just back from his whirlwind tour of Brasilia.
Livingston's famed literary crowd would be there, the couple was assured, as well as every aspiring jet-setter in that part of rural Montana, rising and falling in the glitz spill of chrome and neon like the studiously posed figures in a baroque masterpiece.
The Riviera, with its jet-setters and high-roller socialites, has been drug-dealer heaven for a long, long time.
But Jake only grunted and said, 'You should see Las Vegasf While in his own mind he wondered: A holiday campp A fantastic hotel complex for the jet-setters and beautiful people?
Bret had his own circle of friends — minor aristocracy, international jet-setters, merchant bankers, and business tycoons.
The Tiptrees of this world prefer downtown hotels, where everything works, even the staff — places where the silk-attired jet-setters of all sexes line up bottles of Louis Roederer Cristal Brut, and turn first to those columns of the newspaper that list share prices.
Bret had his own circle of friends minor aristocracy, international jet-setters, merchant bankers, and business tycoons.