Outgo
111outwent — past of outgo …
112outdo — v. a. Excel, surpass, exceed, beat, outstrip, outvie, outgo, go beyond, be superior to …
113outlay — n. Expenditure, outgo …
114outrun — v. a. Exceed, surpass, outstrip, outgo, beat, go beyond …
115outstrip — v. a. 1. Outgo, outrun, go beyond, outspeed, distance. 2. Excel, surpass, exceed, outvie, outdo, beat …
116top — I. n. 1. Summit, apex, acme, pinnacle, zenith, vertex, utmost height, culminating point, meridian. 2. Surface, upper side, superficies. 3. Utmost degree. 4. Highest part, upper end, apex. 5. Head, highest rank, most honorable position, highest… …
117spend — spend, *expend, disburse can mean to pay out money or an equivalent of money for something or in expectation of some return. Spend is the ordinary term; it may be used regardless of the amount dealt out in the purchase of something {spend a… …
118spendthrift — spendthrift, prodigal, profligate, waster, wastrel are comparable when they denote a person who dissipates his resources foolishly and wastefully. All are more or less pejorative terms but they may differ significantly in emphasis and application …
119drain — v 1. draw off, sluice, pump off, withdraw, remover take away; extract, milk, tap, broach; filter, filtrate, percolate. 2. deprive, impoverish, pauperize, ruin; consume, empty, expend, deplete, exhaust; tax, sap, bleed, enervate, devitalize;… …
120expenditure — n 1. disbursement, outlay, expense; cost, charge, price, fee; overhead, general costs, outgo; payment, compensation, recompense, settlement; remuneration, reward, pay. 2. consumption, exhaustion, drain, depletion …
