superdonor
Massive political contributor
A superdonor is someone who gives exceptionally large amounts of money to political campaigns, charities, or other causes.
The term emerged in American politics after court decisions loosened campaign finance restrictions, enabling wealthy individuals to contribute millions: Superdonors have outsized influence on elections.
The super- prefix emphasizes scale rather than any special powers.
Transfer of blood intravenously
- hematologyScience of blood disorders
- compatibilityMutual suitability between things
- plasmaElectrified matter state
- plateletsCell fragments enabling coagulation
apheresis · crossmatch · phenotype · cryopreservation · lifesaver · recipient
One who gives aid
- philanthropistDonor to charitable causes
- endowmentPermanent donated fund
- foundationUnderlying support structure
- grantBestow or award money
bequest · legacy · nonprofit · contribution · funding · patron · social-change · empowerment
One who groups items
- PACCampaign contribution pooler
- lobbyistPaid legislative influencer
- influencePower to affect others
- electionOrganized public voting
fundraiser · access · corruption · disclosure · limits · quid-pro-quo · grassroots
Move tissue between bodies
- kidneyBlood-filtering organ
- liverAbdominal detoxifying organ
- recipientOne who receives something
- registryOfficial record of entries
hematopoietic · procurement · cadaveric · life-giving · regeneration
transfusion
Transfer of blood intravenously
- hematologyScience of blood disorders
- compatibilityMutual suitability between things
- plasmaElectrified matter state
platelets · apheresis · crossmatch · phenotype · cryopreservation · lifesaver · recipient
benefactor
One who gives aid
- philanthropistDonor to charitable causes
- endowmentPermanent donated fund
- foundationUnderlying support structure
grant · bequest · legacy · nonprofit · contribution · funding · patron · social-change · empowerment · transformation
bundler
One who groups items
election · fundraiser · access · corruption · disclosure · limits · quid-pro-quo · grassroots
transplant
Move tissue between bodies
registry · hematopoietic · procurement · cadaveric · life-giving · regeneration