splurge|splurged|splurges|splurging in English

verb

[splɜrdʒ /splɜːdʒ]

make an impression, show off; spend money recklessly

Use "splurge|splurged|splurges|splurging" in a sentence

1. Still Gulfs splurge might be better spent if governments were doing even less of the splurging.

2. There are these fun little splurges.

3. She splurged 30 thousand on a fur coat.

4. How to control the politicians'urge to splurge?

5. I feel like splurging on a new dress.

6. We splurged on an expensive hotel in Chicago.

7. I had a splurge and bought two new suits.

8. 19 I feel like splurging on a new dress.

9. Well, we believe in splurging every once in a while.

10. No work this afternoon. Let's really splurge.

11. We splurged on Bohemian glass for gifts, and for ourselves.

12. We'll splurge on a trip in France next year.

13. The victory meeting should be one without any splurge.

14. It's worth splurging on, at least once, just to experience watermelon through a straw.

15. Billionaires swarmed into Nice to splurge millions during the summer holidays.

16. Splurge on pretty padded hangers so clothes stay in store - bought shape.

17. Enjoying simple but inexpensive pleasures like nature walks and museums can quell the urge to splurge.

18. The 11 official sponsors are expected to splurge a further f lOOm between them on marketing.

19. If you want to splurge a little more, a compact-disc changer is available for $ 5

20. Steve Forbes tried to win the state with a $ 4 million advertising splurge.

21. She went out on a splurge when she got her first wage packet.

22. You could also splurge on thick plump pillows on a wrought iron love seat .

23. I'd recommend All time for special occasions, or as a treat yourself/splurge meal.

24. Blood began to splurge out and her screams pounded Jezrael with a different rhythm.

25. 4 And Mardi Gras , today, is a boisterous, bacchanalian splurge of music and mayhem.