splash out

verb

1. informal,  to spend (money) freely or extravagantly (on something)

Example Sentences

But Liverpool decided, rather than splash out on targets not at the top of their list, to hold their nerve.

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It means some shoppers will be refused this type of credit and the ability to splash out on something potentially unaffordable in a few clicks could be slowed down.

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Although she saved money on the villa, May and her friends did splash out on food and drink, such as oysters and wine from the region.

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Ben: The problem with the Premier League is that teams get so much money for being in it for just one or two years and can afford to splash out on good players.

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Many of the names being linked with the job are currently out of work - with Wolves not having an excess of money to splash out on compensation fees.

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