SQUANDER Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com SQUANDER definition: to spend or use (money, time, etc ) extravagantly or wastefully (often followed byaway ) See examples of squander used in a sentence
SQUANDER definition in American English | Collins English Dictionary Those who dearly wish to see the public sector succeed are raising hell about squandered public money But they squandered two golden second-half openings It took four hours and three minutes, by which time he had squandered eight match points So, what do they squander their millions on?
squander - definition and meaning - Wordnik from The Century Dictionary noun The act of squandering To scatter; disperse To spend lavishly, profusely, or prodigally; dissipate; use without economy or judgment; lavish: as, to squander one's money or an estate To disperse; wander aimlessly; go at random To waste one's substance; go to wasteful expense; spend recklessly
squander - Wiktionary, the free dictionary Squander implies starting with many resources, such as great wealth, and then wasting them (using them up to little purpose or little effect), often ending with little Particularly used in phrases such as squander an opportunity or squander an inheritance