Liberal in giving; generous (†to or †toward a person). Also: lavish in expenditure; extravagant, profligate; cf. fool-large, adj. Also with †of, †in…

Recklessly wasteful of one's property or means; foolishly generous; profligate.

Costly, expensive; sumptuous; (also) lavish in expenditure, extravagant.

Extravagant, wasteful, immoderate.

Of a person. Given to excessive revelry or unruliness; wanton or dissolute; (also) prodigal, extravagant. Now rare.

Esp. of a person: lavish in expenditure, extravagant. Obsolete.

Of a person: extravagant or excessive in behaviour. Frequently with in (also occasionally of). Cf. superfluous, adj. 4.

= prodigal, adj. 2.

That expends, gives, or produces something in abundance; lavish, extravagant, liberal to excess. Usually with in.

Expending or bestowing without stint or measure; unboundedly liberal or profuse; prodigal. Const. of, in. In early use often: Wasteful, extravagant.

Extravagant; recklessly wasteful of one's property or means. Also in extended use.

= prodigal, adj.

Recklessly wasteful; prodigal.

Tending to oversupply something; bountiful to an excessive extent. Also: overabundantly or extravagantly supplied with something. Also with in, with…

Of a person, his disposition, etc.: Addicted to waste; given to useless or excessive expenditure; regardless of economy in the management or use…

Of a person: lavish or reckless in expenditure; extravagant; (also) tending to incur great expense on the part of another or others. Now somewhat rare…

Wasteful of a resource, possession, asset, etc. Cf. sense A. 4b.

Too lavish; excessively profuse or extravagant.

Of persons: Given to squander; spending lavishly or extravagantly.

That lavishes; extravagant; †given to reckless or unrestrained behaviour.

Extravagant or lavish in expenditure.

Attended with or characterized by expense; costly, expensive. Also, Given to expense, extravagant.

attributive passing into adj. Acting as or like, having the qualities of, a spendthrift.

Inclined to spend; lavish, extravagant.

wasteful, profligate.

Lavish, extravagant.

Of a person: Given to profuse expenditure (of money, time, health, etc.); lavish. Of an employment: Tending to consume (time, health, etc.). Const. of…

Prodigal or lavish of something; unsparing.

prodigal or wasteful in expenditure.

dialect. Lavish, profuse.

Exceeding the bounds of economy or necessity in expenditure, mode of living, etc.; profuse, prodigal, wasteful. Of persons. (Const. of.)

Recklessly extravagant, esp. with money; wasteful.

Costly, expensive; lavish, extravagant.

Wasteful, extravagant.

Wasteful.

Wasteful, extravagant.

(of a person) having prodigal tendencies.

That gambles for high stakes; (also) characterized by extravagant (and somewhat immoral) living.

Running to waste, spendthrift.