Noun
deal-maker (plural deal-makers)
Alternative spelling of dealmaker
A Times review of that vote, which Mr. Biden later called a mistake, found that it was characteristic of his record as a deal-maker, one with a deep respect for compromise that his supporters admire and that critics say has colored his judgment. Source: Internet
His self-burnished image as a tip-top deal-maker long has obscured an actual record that is far more mixed, pocked with moves and acquisitions that scratched a passing itch but created massive financial problems later. Source: Internet
Instead, Trump falls back on his reputation as a deal-maker and counts heavily on his ability to forge close personal bonds with other world leaders. Source: Internet
The global diplomacy has formed a key part of Trump’s re-election campaign as he seeks to prove that he is a successful deal-maker. Source: Internet
The reality is rather different and as things stand it looks like Trump the great deal-maker is again proving to be anything but. Source: Internet
The self-proclaimed master deal-maker is arguing that he is holding out for a bigger and better deal. Source: Internet