rainmaker
/ˈreɪnˌmeɪkər/
noun
- A person who uses special methods to try to make rain fall, such as cloud seeding or traditional rituals.
- The rainmaker performed a ceremony hoping to bring water to the dry land.
- The tribe called upon a rainmaker during the drought.
- Modern rainmakers use airplanes to spread chemicals in clouds.
- A person who brings a lot of money or success to a business, especially by getting new clients or projects.
- She is the company's top rainmaker, bringing in millions in new accounts.
- The law firm hired a rainmaker to expand its corporate practice.
- Every startup needs a rainmaker who can attract investors.