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Definition of spendy in English: spendyadjective ˈspɛndi US informal 1Costing a great deal; expensive. Example sentencesExamples - Supplemented by the money I earned at the salon, of course, because school is a very spendy place, and I was not rich.
- If you can't afford it (and it's spendy, no doubt) please consider ordering it for your library.
- We ate at a spendy restaurant, then drove around by the beach.
- As the current administration in office is learning, war is a spendy business - feeding and equipping troops, buying armaments and ammunition, transporting materials to and fro - it all costs lots of money.
- I would heartily recommend it as at least a rental if you haven't seen it, because its $29.99 retail price makes it a little spendy for a blind purchase.
- Despite spendy cover charges and velvet-roped entrances, he theorizes, the upscale, Miami-style bars that have opened in the district recently have exacerbated matters.
- Why go out to an expensive restaurant now when we'll probably eat out at pizza places more often then the spendy ones?
- In the cheap bar of the spendy restaurant, I was told that the Army Corps of Engineers had built a breakwater so ineffectual that any boat taking overnight shelter behind it was likely to be smashed to matchwood on the rocks.
- Although there is nothing any of us can do about snow - goofy dances and spendy snow guns aside - there is quite a bit that can he done about fostering new and improved programs.
- I was eyeing this trunk as I drove by it on my way to the dump this weekend but thought it might be spendy.
- I am interested in them, but they seem kind of spendy.
- Drinks are very spendy but as long as you are a cute girl you are probably not going to have to worry about your tab.
- They're spendy, but everything there is fantastically comfortable, and lasts basically forever.
- 1.1 Spending a great deal of money; extravagant.
that's not a real spendy crowd—they eat fast food Example sentencesExamples - I can just imagine the flip chart presentations now at the spendy branding agency office.
- All it took was a year without the Stanley Cup being presented, and the owners got what they wanted, a formal limit imposed on their spendy ways.
- He's spendy; he buys luxury Japanese cars new, financing them such that he soon owes more on the car than it is worth.
- It's all a testament to the spendy tastes and fiercely pro-urban character of the people who live in this part of town.
- I have just spent the last half an hour assessing my finances and, whether I am feeling spendy or otherwise, I am on bread and water rations from this point on.
Definition of spendy in US English: spendyadjectiveˈspendē US informal 1Costing a great deal; expensive. Example sentencesExamples - Drinks are very spendy but as long as you are a cute girl you are probably not going to have to worry about your tab.
- Although there is nothing any of us can do about snow - goofy dances and spendy snow guns aside - there is quite a bit that can he done about fostering new and improved programs.
- They're spendy, but everything there is fantastically comfortable, and lasts basically forever.
- Supplemented by the money I earned at the salon, of course, because school is a very spendy place, and I was not rich.
- In the cheap bar of the spendy restaurant, I was told that the Army Corps of Engineers had built a breakwater so ineffectual that any boat taking overnight shelter behind it was likely to be smashed to matchwood on the rocks.
- I would heartily recommend it as at least a rental if you haven't seen it, because its $29.99 retail price makes it a little spendy for a blind purchase.
- As the current administration in office is learning, war is a spendy business - feeding and equipping troops, buying armaments and ammunition, transporting materials to and fro - it all costs lots of money.
- Despite spendy cover charges and velvet-roped entrances, he theorizes, the upscale, Miami-style bars that have opened in the district recently have exacerbated matters.
- If you can't afford it (and it's spendy, no doubt) please consider ordering it for your library.
- We ate at a spendy restaurant, then drove around by the beach.
- Why go out to an expensive restaurant now when we'll probably eat out at pizza places more often then the spendy ones?
- I was eyeing this trunk as I drove by it on my way to the dump this weekend but thought it might be spendy.
- I am interested in them, but they seem kind of spendy.
- 1.1 Spending a great deal of money; extravagant.
that's not a real spendy crowd—they eat fast food Example sentencesExamples - It's all a testament to the spendy tastes and fiercely pro-urban character of the people who live in this part of town.
- All it took was a year without the Stanley Cup being presented, and the owners got what they wanted, a formal limit imposed on their spendy ways.
- I can just imagine the flip chart presentations now at the spendy branding agency office.
- I have just spent the last half an hour assessing my finances and, whether I am feeling spendy or otherwise, I am on bread and water rations from this point on.
- He's spendy; he buys luxury Japanese cars new, financing them such that he soon owes more on the car than it is worth.
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