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View definitions for splurge

splurge

verb as in spend lavishly

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Example Sentences

Many customers are willing to splurge on Halloween, Levin said, especially because the holiday is so popular in Los Angeles.

Definitely splurge on the steak, the star of the show as it should be.

From Salon

They worry influencers are pushing children to splurge on products that in some cases could cause damage to sensitive young skin, and are concerned the craze is kick-starting an unhealthy fixation with physical appearance.

For many concertgoers, Ye’s arrival was incentive enough to splurge on a trip south.

Once a simple pleasure, bacon is now a splurge that fewer and fewer can afford.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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