transitive to piss (money, an opportunity, etc.) against the wall and variants: to squander or waste (money, etc.), esp. on drink. Cf. to piss away…

transitive. To bestow, deal out, distribute, or spend profusely and recklessly; also with away, out… with material object. Also, to shed (blood) in…

transitive. slang. To spend or squander (money), esp. on drink. Also with †away. Now rare.

transitive. To squander or waste (money, etc.). Cf. to piss (money, an opportunity, etc.) against the wall at phrases 1.

reflexive (a) To exhaust oneself; to expend one's strength or means; (b) to unbosom oneself.

intransitive. figurative. To ‘turn on the tap’ of gifts; to open the purse or pocket; to spend or ‘bleed’ freely. slang. Obsolete.

colloquial. transitive. To spend (money) freely, esp. in an extravagant or ostentatious manner. Obsolete.

transitive. To spend or use extravagantly, to waste.

transitive. To squander (money); = blow, v.1 9c.

(intransitive) to have or take part in a spree; also with it and transitive, to spend (money) recklessly.

intransitive. To behave frivolously, to trifle. Also, to frivol away (money, time): to spend foolishly.

To lay out or get through (money) in a lavish manner; to squander; = blue, v.2 1 slang. Also reflexive. (U.S. dialect): see quot. 1896.

transitive. Australian and New Zealand. To squander or waste (money), esp. on alcohol. Also with up. Cf. burst, v. 8e.

transitive. With down: To spend or lose (money) prodigally; to squander.

to blow in: to spend, squander. Also absol. slang (chiefly U.S.).

To spend (money) extravagantly; esp. to spend it ‘on the burst’ or ‘on the spree’. slang.

The verb stem is used adverbially with other verbs, esp. come, go, in the senses of. humorous (with allusion to ‘bang goes saxpence’ as in sense…