Peasident Edit Meaning

1.

One who has become rich after starting out life poor. They are often knighted if living in the UK.

From the words Peasant and President (meant as in president of a company. Although it could just as easily refer to someone become the actual president of a country).

Examples of peasidents include (Sir) Alan Sugar and (Sir) Richard Branson.

"Oooh! Richard Branson is such a peasident!"

"I know! But he's not on The Apprentice like Alan Sugar. He's more of a peasident."

"Quite possibly."

See poor, virgin, apprentice, rich