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splurge
verb
to spend money extravagantly; to recklessly use an expensive resource US, 1934- In 1990, the company splurged and built a new three-story high rise. — Peter Lynch and John Rothchild, Beating the Street, p. 185, 1994
- That night he splurged and didn’t boil meat. Instead he cut a steak off the deer[.] — Gary Paulsen, Brian’s Winter, p. 117, 1996
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