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91spend — to ejaculate (semen) Usually in copulation, despite the hint of premature ejaculation in: Spending his manly marrow in her arms. (Shakespeare, All s Well That Ends Well) or, in modern use: I could after the first orgasm go on… …
92spend — I. v. a. 1. Expend, disburse, lay out, dispose of, part with. 2. Waste, consume, exhaust, squander, dissipate, lavish, use up. 3. Employ, devote, bestow, apply, pass. 4. Waste, wear away, exhaust of force. II. v. n. 1. Lay out money, incur… …
93spend — verb 1) she spent $185 on shoes Syn: pay out, dish out, expend, disburse; squander, waste, fritter away; lavish; informal fork out, lay out, shell out, cough up, drop, blow, splurge, pony up 2) …
94spend — verb 1) she spent £185 on shoes Syn: pay out, expend; informal blow, splurge 2) the morning was spent gardening Syn: pass, occupy, fill, take up, while away 3) I ve spent hours on th …
95spend — Ho olilo; ho omauna, lū (wastefully) …
96spend — To consume by using in any manner; to use up, to exhaust, distribute, as to expend money or any other possession …
97spend a penny — verb To use the toilet …
98spend a penny — Meaning Go to the toilet. Origin In England public toilets used to have coin (penny) operated locks. Hence the graffiti Here I sit broken hearted, Paid a penny and only farted …
99spend more time with my family — Meaning Euphemistic way of describing being made redundant. Origin Often used by UK polititians when explaining why they are leaving office at short notice …
100spend energy — waste vigor, use energy …
