Hustler's
/ˈhʌs.lɚz/noun
A person who works energetically and aggressively, often to achieve financial success.
Did you know?The word 'hustle' was originally linked to the idea of 'to shake' or 'jostle', evoking the image of someone aggressively pursuing their goals, reminiscent of ancient street vendors and their cunning tactics.
Etymological Timeline
Middle English
English
hustlen
“To shake or jostle, often used to describe a rough or energetic action.”
17th Century
English
hustle
“To obtain by energetic or aggressive means, initially used in the context of swindling.”
19th Century
English
hustler
“A person who engages in aggressive or unethical business practices, often for profit.”
Modern English
English
hustler's
“Possessive form denoting a person engaged in energetic pursuits, often in business or street culture.”