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dissipater

noun as in profligate

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debauchee
degenerate
good-for-nothing
lecher
libertine
nighthawk
operator
prodigal
rake
reprobate
swinger
waster
wastrel

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no-good
old goat
roué

noun as in spendthrift

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prodigal
profligate
spender
sport
squanderer
waster
wastrel

Weak matches

big spender
high-roller
improvident
imprudent

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Besides, Rauschenberg was a natural dissipater.

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He wasted no love on his neighbor, for love was a dissipater of energy.

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Mr. Bindloose had not the same motive for forbearance; he declaimed against Mowbray as a thoughtless dissipater of his own fortune, and that of others.

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