spendy
- adjective
- /ˈspɛndi/
- UK
- Some of these have Whole Foods, some don't, and it has more to do with economics than politics; there are enough spendy types to support a Whole Paycheck.
Examples
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Roederer Cristal champagne was all the rage among the spendy rapper set for some time.
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United only been the most spendy team in five of those years.
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And obviously, yeah, sometimes it gets coupled with spendy stuff like gifts and meals and stuff, but sometimes it's just the intensity.
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She has a spendy habit of buying designer clothes every month.
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The lavish party was organized by a spendy couple who love luxury.
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His spendy lifestyle often leaves him with little money by the end of the month.
Synonyms
Spending much more money than is needed
Spending money in a careless, wasteful way
Spends money or other resources in a careless way
Not careful with money, spending more than needed
Spending money or using things in a wasteful way
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Spendy comes from the verb spend ('to pay money') plus the ending -y meaning 'full of' or 'liking'. So a spendy person is 'full of spending' — they like to buy things and spend money.