prodromal

[Eng prodrom (e); -al.] Fore a spendthrift, a waster. "Worthle prodigals -Hume: E ays; On Morals, § 6. despised even by fools." *C. As adv.: Prodigally, profusely, lavishly. "How prodigal the soul lends the tongue vows." Shakesp.: Hamlet, i. 3.