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prodigal - Dictionary definition and meaning for prodigal

PRODIGAL

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  • (noun) a recklessly extravagant consumer

    synonyms : profligate , squanderer

    The prodigal squandered all his wealth in gambling. -added by naila_inlas

    The profligate doesn’t think twice when buying a new cell phone or laptop. -added by naila_inlas

  • (adj.) recklessly wasteful

    "prodigal in their expenditures"

    synonyms : extravagant , profligate , spendthrift

    When the family faced the threat of poverty, they realized how prodigal they had been with their finances. -added by naila_inlas

    Paul’s father was tired of his son’s profligate behavior and decided to stop his pocket money. -added by naila_inlas

    a prodigal wife can leave you nowhere -added by anshul.arb

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Mnemonics for prodigal

  • (Tag: English)  prod(rodies) +gals(girls)=extravagance. If you are with girls of rodies then you have to be extravagant..

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  • (Tag: ) prodigal = pro + dig 'digger'. A super digger dig his farmland. What a wasteful!

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  • (Tag: ) i show rod to my girl when she was wasting my money

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  • (Tag: ) prod (poke) a girl: you r trying to hook up with a girl by prodding her waist, and she ignores you. therefore, all that you tried to do was lavish, extravagant.

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