Generous with one's money or possessions; charitable, munificent. See also INVALID EXTERNAL XR DEST ELEMENT: hwgive-custy, adj., meat-custy, adj.

liberal, generous.

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

Ready in giving; generous. Also with of, with. Cf. sense A. 18b.

Generous, liberal, bountiful. Frequently with in, of.

Of persons or agents: Full of goodness; in modern use, always: Full of goodness to others, beneficent; generously liberal, munificent.

Free in giving; generous, magnanimous. Also with of.

Having a free heart, in various senses; frank, open, unreserved; not burdened with anxiety, guilt, or suspicion; acting on the spontaneous impulse…

Unsparing, liberal.

Having the character appropriate to a monarch; noble, majestic; generous, munificent. Of a person.

Free in giving or communicating; liberal, generous. Now only in open hand n. a generous disposition, liberality; cf. open-handed, adj.

Liberal, generous, bountiful. Obsolete.

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

Ungrudgingly; readily.

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

Beneficent, bounteous, generous.

Recklessly extravagant or wasteful; = prodigal, adj.

Liberal, bounteous, generous, lavish, esp. in dealing with money. Const. †of. †frank house = ‘open house’.

Of persons: Full of, or abounding in, bounty; graciously liberal, generous.

Liberal, generous; bountiful.

Characterized by abundance. Of a person, institution, etc.: very generous; bountiful. Of a gift or sum of money: larger or more generous than is…

Characterized by expenditure or munificence on a great scale; extremely lavish or munificent. Obsolete.

Generous, liberal; bountiful.

= munificent, adj.

Nobly bountiful or munificent; = magnific, adj. 5.

Open-handed, generous, liberal.

Free; liberal. Const. of. Obsolete. rare.

Free in giving, liberal, generous.

Nobly lavish or munificent; profuse in expenditure; = magnificent, adj. 5.

That has, gives, or yields something on a lavish scale; generous, copious, abundant.

With of. Liberal or generous with. Obsolete.

Disposed to communicate or impart gifts, benefits, etc.; liberal, generous. Frequently with of. Obsolete.

Of a person: having the rank of monarch; royal, regal, kingly; majestic. Cf. royal, adj. 4b.

= prodigal, adj.

Not niggardly; = unniggardly, adj.

Of a person: that shows a readiness to give more of something, esp. money, than is strictly necessary or expected; open-handed, charitable, liberal…

Accessible to emotions, ideas, etc.; generous; full of kindly feeling.

figurative. Generous; liberal, unrestrained; open-handed. Formerly also as adv. Now rare.

Not niggardly or mean; generous. Cf. unniggard, adj.

Giving freely, generous. Obsolete exc. dialect.

Characterized by or given to profusion; lavish; abundant.

Copious, liberal. Obsolete. rare.

Liberal, generous, bountiful.

Not sordid, unsordid; generous.

Not niggardly; liberal, lavish.

Characterized by or given to dispensing, spending, or distributing.

‘Liberal, generous, distributive’ (Johnson). rare.

Beneficently extravagant, lavish. Obsolete. rare.

dialect. Lavish, profuse.

Profusely generous or liberal.

Of a person: generous with money; munificent. Obsolete. rare.

= munificent, adj.

Chiefly in representations of French speech: magnificent, excellent, splendid. Frequently used (esp. for emphasis or ironically) as int.

(un-, prefix1 affix 4.)

Ungrudging, lavish.

slang or colloquial (now somewhat dated). Of a person: characterized by good-heartedness, generosity, helpfulness, and reliability. Cf. brick, n.1 6.

Irish English and Newfoundland. Generous, lavish, extravagant; esp. munificent; willing to spend money on others. Often in ironic use.

Of things: like that of a prince; suitable for a prince in quality, size, amount, etc.; sumptuous, magnificent, munificent.

Open-hearted, generous.

Characterized by a tendency to share with others; generous, giving, selfless. Also: characterized by a tendency to discuss emotions, personal…

U.S. colloquial. Generous, open-handed.