1. people who go on junkets, especially officials who take trips at public expense
Usage: informal; often disapproving

Examples

• The newspaper criticized the junketeers who traveled to Europe on taxpayer money.
• Several city council junketeers attended the expensive conference in Hawaii.
• Critics called the delegation nothing more than junketeers seeking a free vacation.
• The audit revealed that many junketeers had little to show for their costly trips.
• Voters were angry about the junketeers who spent public funds on luxury accommodations.
• The mayor promised to crack down on junketeers in city government.