prodigal, spendthrift, extravagant

extravagant, profuse, lavish, prodigal, wasteful, an extravagant person, a spendthrift, a prodigal

clerk or officer (in treasury) who authenticates accounts and writings, observer, examiner, inspector

busy, preoccupied, employed, engaged in some work, occupied

expense, expenditure, disbursement

expenses, expenditure, cost

to render high, exalted, or honourable, exalted, honoured, ennobled, rendered glorious

standing charges

busy in mutual Conflict

improper or unnecessary expenses

be busy, be engaged (in)

do (one) some honour

busy in work

engaged (in), occupied, busy in action or work

exalt, honour

be exalted, be honoured

improper or unnecessary expenses

busy

engagement, preoccupation

Secret expenditure, underhand disbursement.

needless

owner, one having authority to spend