gainer

IPA: gˈeɪnɝ

One who gains a profit or advantage.
One who puts on weight.
(sports, slang) A diving or gymnastics maneuver, from a high diving board or platform, involving a simultaneous inversion and rotation.
A surname.

Examples of "gainer" in Sentences

All energy economists I know think that natural gas is the big short-term gainer from CO2 emission taxes.
Another gainer was the leisure and hospitality field, in which an additional 200 jobs were reported in March.
Instapundit being an all around gainer is very interesting I think, since he’s a libertarian, not a conservative, from what I can tell.
The strongest short term gainer was Kmart, which saw spending per customer increase 33\% from $58.54 in September to $78.03 in December.
But you just gave me a great idea, Im gonna start adding some weight gainer from one of those body buildng stores like GNC to our protein feeders!
The Internet is rife with "gainer" blogs, plus dating sites and discussion forums that glorify big bodies, with names such as Fatnesse Follies, Growing Larger, BiggerCity. com and BellyBuilders. com.
"Short term, it's actually financially a gainer for us," Mr. Moonves said, contending shooting eight fewer episodes than this spring would save money, while airing "Men" reruns would attract nearly the same size audience.