The quality of being overflowing; abundance. In early use also: †superfluity, excess, extravagance (obsolete).

The action of using or spending lavishly or to no profit. †Also concrete, that which is thus wasted.

Wasteful expenditure of one's material resources, esp. money; reckless extravagance; (also) a wasteful or extravagant act.

= misspending, n.

Useless, wasteful, or inappropriate expenditure. Also in extended use.

Reckless wastefulness of one's property or means; profligacy.

Extravagance or self-indulgence in appetite, expenditure, imagination, etc.; luxuriousness; prodigality, wastefulness; pampering.

Reckless wastefulness of one's property or means; foolish generosity; profligacy.

The action of dilapidating or expending wastefully; wasteful expenditure, squandering.

Profusion, excessive abundance, extravagant outpouring or expenditure; prodigality, lavishness. to make lavish.

The action of consume, v.1 (in various senses); an instance of this.

The action or an act of lavish expenditure or bestowal of money, goods, etc.; extravagance, squandering. Also figurative. Now rare.

The quality of condition of being sumptuous (in various senses); extravagance; lavishness; = sumptuousness, n. Also: an instance of this.

The quality of being wasteful; prodigality in expenditure; want of economy.

The action of lash, v.1 in various senses; beating, flogging; an instance of this. †lashing out, lavishing, squandering.

The action of lavish, v.

The quality or state of being profuse; extravagance; abundance.

Unlimited bounty; extravagance, prodigality.

Improper or wasteful use of money or time.

= wasting, n.

†(a) extravagance, excess (obsolete); (b) an act of lashing or striking out.

Idle play, reckless squandering.

Liberal bestowal of gifts; money or other gifts freely bestowed, esp. by a person in a high position on some special occasion. Also (occasionally)…

The action of lavishing.

The action of spending lavishly or prodigally. Also with away.

Reckless extravagance; wastefulness; prodigality.

Wasteful expenditure or consumption of money, means, powers, faculties, etc.; squandering, waste.

Reckless extravagance, esp. in living; wastefulness; also, an act or case of wastefulness.

The action or fact of living extravagantly or luxuriously, frequently with reference to food and drink. Cf. high life, n. 2.

Prodigal, dissolute, or uproarious behaviour.

= extravagance, n. 4. Obsolete.

Excessive prodigality or wastefulness in expenditure, household management, etc.

Reckless extravagance, prodigality; (also) a wasteful or extravagant act.

The act of squandering; extravagant expenditure; an instance of this. Also figurative.

Profligacy.

Wastefulness, extravagance.

the state or quality of being spendthrift.

Extravagant (and somewhat immoral) living; (also) gambling for high stakes.

the fact or condition of being a prodigal; prodigal behaviour, reckless extravagance, waywardness.

The act or quality of being spendthrifty.