splurge

That explanation misses a crucial shift: middle- and high-income Americans are still splurging, just not on legacy labels.

Shoppers in California plan to splurge this coming holiday season, but not because they are confident about the future.

However pressing the need, in the final throes of the window, Newcastle are wary of overpaying given the knock-on effect such a splurge could have on the club's ability to strengthen in subsequent windows.

We decided to forgo traditional nuptials in favor of a civil ceremony, splurging instead on an extended celebratory trip in Europe.

We decide to splurge and get their vegan chocolate sundae.