double dipper (Meaning)

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double dipper (n)

someone who draws two incomes from the government (usually by combining a salary and a pension)

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The double dipper in the office always managed to take two vacation days for every one day of sick leave.
The new accounting software prevented employees from being double dippers by flagging duplicate expenses.
The politician was caught in a double dipper scandal when it was discovered that he was receiving a pension from two different government agencies.
The company had a strict no double dipper policy, which meant that employees were not allowed to hold two jobs at the same time.
The student was accused of being a double dipper when he tried to use the same essay for two different classes.
The athlete was disqualified from the competition for being a double dipper, as he had already competed in the event earlier that day.
The double dipper coupon allowed customers to purchase two items for the price of one.
The restaurant offered a double dipper appetizer platter, which included two different types of dips and a variety of vegetables.
The ice cream parlor had a double dipper sundae, which consisted of two scoops of ice cream, two toppings, and whipped cream.
The double dipper birdhouse was designed to accommodate two families of birds, each with their own entrance and nesting area.

someone who draws two incomes from the government (usually by combining a salary and a pension)

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The double dipper in the office always managed to take two vacation days for every one day of sick leave.

The new accounting software prevented employees from being double dippers by flagging duplicate expenses.

The politician was caught in a double dipper scandal when it was discovered that he was receiving a pension from two different government agencies.

The company had a strict no double dipper policy, which meant that employees were not allowed to hold two jobs at the same time.