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Prodigal

viciously profuse lavish wasteful not frugal or economical as a prodigal man the prodigal son prodigal giving prodigal expenses

In a prodigal manner with profusion of expense extravagantly wasteful profusely lavishly as

To act as a prodigal to spend liberally

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Waste profusion prodigality

Unthrift, a person of outrageous prodigality. A prodigal; a spendthrift, Black's Law Dictionary, 7th Edn., p.

young people of wealth and fashion esp if given to prodigal living in the French Revolution applied to young men of

Expending or bestowing profusely profuse prodigal as lavish of money lavish of praise

To squander

Profuse lavish prodigal

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viciously profuse lavish wasteful not frugal or economical as a prodigal man the prodigal son prodigal giving prodigal expenses

In a prodigal manner with profusion of expense extravagantly wasteful profusely lavishly as

To act as a prodigal to spend liberally

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