spender
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2.1
- noun
- /ˈspɛndər/
:
gastador
- I have clients where the high spenders are spending significantly more than that.
- a big spender
- high spenders
- independent spenders
That's that's not the kind of spender I have ever been.
- That's that's not the kind of spender I have ever been.
- First aspect is, is he a spender or a saver?
- The biggest phrase that I get from couples is he or she's a spender and I'm a saver.
- To have a big life, you have to be a big spender.
- Oh, I am a very responsible spender.
- So in an equal economy, we are all workers, but we are all also spenders.
- The companies that cancelled their advertising spending were all amongst the largest spenders on Twitter, according to Censor Tower data.
- It's it's shifting it and going, how can I become a great wealthy spender and really enjoy the back end?
- If you look at why young people, really all people, get in trouble on credit cards and things of that nature, it's not because they're just reckless spenders.
- I'm not really a big spender on things that I don't really find important, like clothes.
- Wealthy Russians may be big spenders when they spend time in London, but Britain gets less from them than you might think.
- As a group, they were China's biggest spender on construction projects prior to the real estate meltdown, and now they seem to be the only buyers left.
- I'm I'm not like a a spender on like luxury stuff.
- It's because they're spenders opposed to lack of brains, because they're clever and brave, but they're spenders and they're they're in that culture.
- They will reproach prolificate and lavish spenders with meanness and sordidness, being penny pinchers.
Examples
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If there's a bigger spender than Boehner in Congress, I don't know who it is.
Blog text (19) -
Oh, you got it, Mr. Big Spender.
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- Big spender over here!
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Large spender from out of town.
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Even the cops are pressing closer to see who the big spender is.
Fiction book (1992) -
We got ourselves a couple of big spenders here.
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Consider: Obama, on a per year basis, is the biggest peacetime spender in American history.
Blog text (7) -
Wealthy Russians may be big spenders when they spend time in London, but Britain gets less from them than you might think.
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The Democrats would love to be liberal spenders, but the opposition already has claimed that tag.
Blog text (8) -
She is a savvy spender who knows how to find the best deals.
Synonyms
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2.8
A person who buys goods or property
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4.2
A person who buys many expensive things to show off
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9.4
A person who spends money freely and carelessly
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7.2
A person who spends money or time carelessly on unimportant things
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8.5
A person who spends money in a careless, wasteful way
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5.8
A person who often buys too many things and cannot stop
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9.9
A person who spends money or wastes resources and shows little care about right and wrong
A person who often buys things they do not need and runs out of money
A person who spends money quickly and carelessly
A person who spends money or time carelessly on things they do not need
A person who spends more money than they should
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Etymology
The word spender comes from the verb spend, which originally comes from the Latin word expendere meaning 'to pay out'. You can also see the same root in the word expense ('money paid out'), so a spender is simply someone who uses or pays out money.