Synonyms of high-rolling

high-rolling

adjective

as in wasteful

given to spending money freely or foolishly

an overpriced nightclub that caters mainly to high-rolling tourists

Synonyms & Similar Words

• wasteful
• spendthrift
• extravagant
• profligate
• generous
• prodigal
• liberal
• lavish
• philanthropic
• unthrifty
• reckless
• careless
• thriftless
• squandering
• bountiful
• improvident
• munificent
• charitable
• unstinting
• bighearted
• myopic
• openhanded
• unselfish
• heedless
• openhearted
• incautious
• imprudent
• injudicious
• shortsighted
• indulgent
• unsparing
• freehanded
• self-indulgent
• splurging
• unwise
• freehearted
• wanton

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• economical
• thrifty
• frugal
• conserving
• cheap
• spare
• parsimonious
• penurious
• tightfisted
• close
• tight
• miserly
• stingy
• penny-pinching
• careful
• sparing
• mean
• prudent
• wise
• judicious
• sensible
• pinching
• economizing
• scrimping
• skimping
• farsighted
• closefisted
• stinting
• provident
• foresighted
• forehanded
• forethoughtful
• foreseeing

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of high-rolling

The movie is about how Irwin and his brother, a high-rolling ex-cop named Gary (Adam Driver), get involved in a financial scheme that ensnares them in the tentacles of the Russian mob. — Owen Gleiberman, Variety, 16 May 2026

Ignored by food critics, the restaurant’s excellent sushi has for years enjoyed a following of high-rolling hoodied sushi bros and movie stars on date nights. — Rob Haskell, Vogue, 20 Oct. 2025

Having smoothed things over with Roxie, Jake then returns to the same sweaty, high-rolling, predatory lender to discuss obtaining a large personal loan immediately and off the books. — Andy Andersen, Vulture, 18 Sep. 2025

Trade deadlines are all about risk and reward, and the New York Mets certainly entered the proceedings with a high-rolling attitude this season. — Jackson Roberts, MSNBC Newsweek, 4 Aug. 2025