Squandering is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SQUANDERING in dictionary:

VERB:
• waste (something, especially money or time) in a reckless and foolish manner
• allow (an opportunity) to pass or be lost
NOUN:
• the act of squandering
• spending resources lavishly and wastefully
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to spend wastefully

Words related to SQUANDERING

squander18 squandered21 squanderingly27 squanders19

Words that contain SQUANDERING

squanderings23 squanderingly27

How to use SQUANDERING in a sentence

• My! it seems to me you are squandering an awful lot of money on food.
• To ask for supplies in general terms, is to demand the power of squandering the publick money at pleasure, and to claim, in softer language, nothing less than despotick authority.
• For see here, this Blackbeard was a spendthrift, squandering all he had, and would most surely have squandered the jewel too, could he have laid his hands on it.
• But the squandering of the public money sinks into comparative insignificance as a temptation to corruption when compared with the squandering of the public lands.
• But it is impossible for these men to live in any other than a prodigal manner, who hope for our property while they are squandering their own.
• Don Ramon contemplated this squandering impassively, proud that people should be talking of his generosity as much as of his power.
• The early feeling germinated, and became a kind of passion, and I have reason to believe he became a gambler like his father, squandering away a great part of his patrimony.
• To have won for himself a pretty young wife, who, instead of squandering his substance, would help him to grow richer, was indeed a triumph, upon which Mr.
• He saw them recklessly squandering health, time, priceless educational opportunities, for the veriest froth of pleasure.
• He took to the turf, became a gambler and spendthrift, and went backwards in squandering his fortune through as unprincipled a course as his father pursued in making it.
• Enough that all ends well with her firmly-expressed resolution that in the future she will herself do all the necessary squandering.
• Not long ago I was speaking of Offenbach, trying to do justice to his marvellous natural gifts and deploring his squandering them.
• Many of the rich men, whose Puritan wives and daughters refused me honest work, are squandering lots of their wealth in my houses.
• That squandering wealth in ostentation and luxury is a crime becomes very apparent by a close examination of the act.
• He had squandered his little money, and now he was squandering his life.
• And now I am deliberately going to spend another, squandering my last dollar, in company with a chap who will have no further use for me when it is gone.
• No proper accounts were kept, because all but the taxpayers found their interest in squandering.
• The money flew like smoke from the prince’s hands, he being quite capable of squandering the revenues of a kingdom.
• So I drifted northward, following the ripening wheat, ever toiling, ever squandering, and always attending the harvest dance which celebrated my exit.
• For generations the heads of the family have been squandering money.

Similar words containing SQUANDER without suffix ing

squander18 squanders19 squandered21 squanderer20 squanderers21 squanderings23 squanderingly27 squandermania25 squandermanias26

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