splurged
Spent with abandon
Splurged is the past tense of splurge—to spend money freely or extravagantly, especially on something indulgent: She splurged on a designer handbag.
The word suggests a departure from usual frugality, treating oneself or others to something special: We splurged and got the expensive wine.
Excessive consumption or enjoyment
- extravaganceExcessive, wasteful spending
- wastefulnessCareless use of resources
- overspendingExceeding one's budget
- squanderingReckless depletion of resources
prodigality · profligacy · binge · blowout · overboard · recklessness · immoderation · dissipation
Something pleasantly special
- pamperIndulge excessively
- rewardPayment for service
- self-careMaintaining personal wellbeing
- gratifyGive satisfaction to
satisfy · comfort · delight · savor · enjoyment · hedonism · pleasure · feast
Acquiring goods at retailers
- spreeBrief excessive episode
- checkoutPayment completion process
- purchaseGoods obtained for payment
- expenseMoney paid out
retail · big-ticket · blowout · outlay · cost · price · bill · transaction
Arising without external cause
- whimSudden arbitrary desire
- spur-of-the-momentDone without advance planning
- unplannedNot arranged beforehand
- impulsiveActing without deliberation
snap-decision · urge · caprice · impetuous · hasty · reckless · compulsive · sudden
overindulgence
Excessive consumption or enjoyment
- extravaganceExcessive, wasteful spending
- wastefulnessCareless use of resources
- overspendingExceeding one's budget
squandering · prodigality · profligacy · binge · blowout · overboard · recklessness · immoderation · dissipation · spendthrift
treat
Something pleasantly special
gratify · satisfy · comfort · delight · savor · enjoyment · hedonism · pleasure · feast · binge
shopping
Acquiring goods at retailers
expense · retail · big-ticket · blowout · outlay · cost · price · bill · transaction · receipt
spontaneous
Arising without external cause
- whimSudden arbitrary desire
- spur-of-the-momentDone without advance planning
- unplannedNot arranged beforehand
impulsive · snap-decision · urge · caprice · impetuous · hasty · reckless · compulsive · sudden · unpremeditated
designer
One who plans appearances
extravagant · opulent · bespoke · swanky · posh · upscale · fancy · splashy · sumptuous · deluxe
splurgedscrimped
Spent very sparingly
economized · skimped · budgeted · cut corners · held back
splurgedsaved
Kept from loss
hoarded · stockpiled · banked · put away · squirreled away
splurgedabstained
Voluntarily held back
sacrificed · held back · did without · forewent · resisted