- - Shell out money
- - pay money
- - Pay money to buy something
- - 'You have to ... money to make money'
- - "I tend to ... a lot of money when there's a sale"
- - give up, as money
- - Throw around one's money
- - Shell out, as money
- - Use time or money
- - Throw money around, so to speak
- - "Don't ...... it all in one place!" (jokey advice after giving someone a little money)
- - Pay out money
- - Use money
- - Throw cash around
- - Use up money
- - Throw money around
- - Lay out money
- - Go through money
- - Use up, as money
- - Pass [holidays]
- - Insurers ultimately await judgement to pay out
- - Use cash
- - Use a debit card
- - use up what will-o'-the-wisp has finally
- - Go on a buying spree to pass the time?
- - Use the necessary writer in South Dakota
- - Use your credit card
- - max out a credit card
- - Blow through a paycheck
- - pay out, betting on conclusion
- - Use up (energy)
- - Save's opposite
- - opposite of save
- - a writer resident in south dakota while away
- - Blow through an allowance
- - Pay out for bookie on termination
- - use a debit card, say
- - pay writer after son and daughter
- - To pass
- - Exhaust(Used today)
- - Pass bills
- - Shopaholic's watchword
- - Shell out, as cash
- - Emulate a shopaholic
- - Burn plastic?
- - What sports do
- - Use up shekels
- - Use up completely
- - Use the checkbook
- - Support the economy, in a way
- - Squander, possibly
- - Shopper's verb
- - Satisfy the store owner
- - Pay cash
- - Make appropriations
- - Lighten one's purse
- - Help the economy
- - Go through dough
- - Go shopping
- - Go on a shopping spree, perhaps
- - Fork over the cabbage
- - Dish out dough
- - Decrease the bankroll
- - Blow one's wad?
- - Be freehanded
- - 3rd part of truism
- - Part with cash
- - Be prodigal
- - Be extravagant
- - Splurge, say
- - Reduce one's bills
- - Lighten one's wallet, so to speak
- - Pay out
- - Make purchases
- - Blow some cash
- - Forgo frugality
- - Blow through the budget
- - Second author died in pass
- - Go on a shopping spree
- - Devote, as time
- - Squander the budget?
- - Disburse
- - Hand over, as cash
- - Go on a buying binge
- - Use plastic, say
- - Break in a charge card
- - Deplete one's dollars
- - Be unthrifty
- - Take and squander?
- - Disburse; fork out
- - What shopaholics do
- - 'I want to ........, and ........, and ........!' (Vivian Nicholson, after her husband's £152,000 pools win in 1961)
- - Blow some bucks
- - Shell out bucks
- - Open one's wallet
- - Fail to save
- - Act the shopaholic
- - Make merchants happy
- - Be a shopaholic
- - Lighten one's wallet
- - Stepped on it going round kitchen, finally getting fork out
- - Help stimulate the economy
- - Fail to be frugal
- - Not be a tightwad
- - Occupy, as one's time
- - Drop at a shop
- - Pay out to put page in post
- - Hastened to limit nitrogen in exhaust
- - Employ, as time
- - Use up cash
- - Go on a spree
- - Devote
- - Bill Withers "I Want to ...... the Night"
- - Exchange for goods and services
- - Not save
- - Boost the economy
- - Stimulate the economy
- - Emulate a high roller
- - Exert, as energy
- - Be profligate, say
- - Run up bills
- - Help the economy along
- - Deplete one's savings
- - Support the economy
- - Satisfy a store owner
- - Stones "Let's ...... the Night Together"
- - Eschew frugality
- - Run through 57-Across
- - Blow some dough
- - Lay out dough
- - Don't save
- - Buy and buy
- - Play the high roller
- - "Let's ...... the Night Together"
- - Go on a buying spree
- - Lose one's balance?
- - Put a dent in one's savings
- - Use credit cards
- - Feed the economy
- - Blow a few bucks
- - Save alternative
- - Fork out
- - Blow, as dough
- - Not be frugal
- - While away
- - Use a credit card
- - While away, as time
- - Not hoard
- - Pass, as time
- - Use up
- - Make a purchase
- - Use plastic
- - Pay
- - Shell out
- - Fork over
- - Outlay
- - '...... pass'
- - Lavish
- - Buy things
- - Buy stuff
- - Splurge
- - Consume
- - Put forth
- - "Time ...!"
- - Deplete
- - Drop
- - Lay out
- - Squander
- - Exhaust
- - Go through
- - Run-through
- - Use
- - More of the quip
- - Purchase things
- - to send round coppers is one way to use them
- - Cough up
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