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Definition
A spendthrift; someone who spends money wastefully.
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How it's used
The term literally translates to a large showerhead, evoking the image of water spraying uncontrollably in all directions. It is used to describe someone who lacks financial discipline and throws money away on frivolous items. While it functions as a noun, it is frequently used as an adjective to describe a person's spending habits.
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He is a big spender, always buying useless things.
Related words
Common phrases
very spendthrift
Common mistake
Do not confuse this with the literal object, as native speakers will immediately understand you are talking about money habits unless the context is explicitly about bathroom fixtures.
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Grammar guides
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