scattergood [ skat-er-good ]
noun
1. a spendthrift.
Origin: First recorded in 1570–80; scatter + good
EXAMPLE SENTENCES FROM THE WEB FOR SCATTERGOOD
Scattergood loosened a sheet of paper which had been lightly glued to the page.
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"Gimme it," said the boy, and Scattergood gravely received back his coin.
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"I calculate you'd best both of you talk," said Scattergood.
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"I carry the most reliable line of catridges in the state," said Scattergood.
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Guess a lot of us boys feel like doin' favors for you, Scattergood.
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