Rockefeller

English Etymology 1 From the en de - place name Rockenfeld. Proper noun ~ en American German. en w:John D. Rockefeller; American business man and philanthropist. Derived terms en Rockefelleresque Rockefellerian Etymology 2 From John D. Rockefeller, the American industrialist who founded Standard Oil, also recognized for his 20th century philanthropy. Noun A very rich person. en 1970 Donald Kaul How to Light a Water Heater and Other War Stories 127 "You don't have to be a Rockefeller to have an air conditioner," she said. en 1998 Kirk Jones Waking Ned Tomboy films Annie: You're acting like you won the lotto yourself.Jackie: Aye, aye, Rockefeller, that's me. en History of the United States Italian Etymology it :bor en:Rockefeller it en Rockefeller. Pronunciation Ròckfèller<r:DiPI> Proper noun mfbysense it en surname References