splurge

IPA: spɫˈɝdʒ

(transitive, intransitive) To (cause to) gush; to flow or move in a rush.
(transitive, intransitive) To spend lavishly or extravagantly, especially money.
(intransitive) To produce an extravagant or ostentatious display.

Examples of "splurge" in Sentences

"The connotation of the term splurge is unpleasant.
This sort of splurge is a variant shopper's thrill.
My splurge was a paperback copy of The Long Goodbye, which turned out to be my favorite Raymond Chandler book.
Sometimes the splurge is worth it and in this case, the splurge knocks out the cheaper specials by a long shot.
It's a clear sign of the continuing evolution of video games when hot titles splurge on big mainstream media ads.
It's a common and simple principle, but it bears repeating for others: "Wait one week and see if the burning urge to splurge is there," wrote Al Viviano.
You can’t beat 2 regular slices of plain cheese NY pizza (costing you under $5 at most places), and I’m still a huge fan of the the various 99 Cent Pizza places - but every once in a while a pizza splurge is in order.
The opening pages, which introduce us to what Mahler called his "suns and planets revolving", could politely be described as a splurge, while the unleashing of the brass for the Accende lumen and Hostem repellas sections brought all the clarity of a herd of stampeding buffalo.