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Meanings of spender in English

Portuguese
gastão
Catalan
balafiador

Someone who spends money prodigally.

gastão
Catalan
despenedor

Someone who spends money to purchase goods or services.

despenedor
Portuguese
stephen spender
Catalan
stephen spender
Spanish
stephen spender

English poet and critic (1909-1995)

stephen spender
Usage of spender in English
1
The company has not been a prominent political spender up to now.
Reuters
2
This is a wonderful weapon in the hands of a steady spender.
The Silly Syclopedia / A Terrible Thing in the Form of a Literar...
3
If I wasn't developing my business, I probably would be a spender.
The Irish Times
4
Both.With three children it is very difficult not to be a spender!
The Irish Times
5
Are you a saver or a spender?I try to be a saver.
The Irish Times
6
Cllr Mr Eugene Regan was the biggest election spender in South Dublin.
The Irish Times
7
The other big spender, MBIE, said it was trying to cut back.
Radio NZ
8
Yes, Laura would be a spender, a spender and a speeder too!
His Family
9
It is the world's second-highest military spender, but remains far behind the US.
BBC
10
The natural default is spender; however, I have some squirrel traits!
The Irish Times
11
The biggest spender on social media advertising here is the New Zealand Government.
Radio NZ
12
I'll ashamedly say spender for this question, too much YOLO-ing to be done.
The Irish Times
13
I am a careful spender, but I also try to save.
The Irish Times
14
In the past I would definitely say I was a spender.
The Irish Times
15
I used to be a spender when I worked in retail.
The Irish Times
16
I can't be called a spender, because I don't enjoy shopping.
The Irish Times
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Translations for spender
Spender through the time
Spender across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare