Difference between Fritter Away and Dissipate

FRITTER AWAY vs DISSIPATE: VERB

To drive away; cause to vanish.
To spend or expend intemperately or wastefully; squander.
To use up, especially recklessly; exhaust: : waste.
To cause to lose (energy, such as heat) irreversibly.
To be attenuated and vanish.
To become dispelled; vanish.
To separate into parts and disappear; to waste away; to scatter; to disperse; to vanish
To be extravagant, wasteful, or dissolute in the pursuit of pleasure; to engage in dissipation.
To break apart or attenuate to the point of disappearing: : scatter.

To scatter completely; to disperse and cause to disappear; -- used esp. of the dispersion of things that can never again be collected or restored.
To destroy by wasteful extravagance or lavish use; to squander.

To cause to pass or melt away; scatter or drive off in all directions; dispel: as, wind dissipates fog; the heat of the sun dissipates vapor; mirth dissipates care.
To engage in extravagant, excessive, or dissolute pleasures; be loose in conduct.
To become scattered, dispersed, or diffused; come to an end or vanish through dispersion or diffusion.
Synonyms Dissipate, Dispel, Disperse, Scatter. These words are often interchangeable. Dissipate and dispel, however, properly apply to the dispersion of things that vanish and are not afterward collected; dissipate is the more energetic, and dispel is more often used figuratively: as, to dissipate vapor; to dissipate a fortune; to dispel doubt; to dispel uncertainty. Disperse and scatter are applied to things which may be again brought together: as, to scatter or disperse troops; or to things which are quite as real and tangible after scattering or dispersing as before: as, to gather up one's scattered wits.
To expend wastefully; scatter extravagantly or improvidently; waste, as property by foolish outlay, or the powers of the mind by devotion to trivial pursuits.

Mislay, Deplete, Misspend, Pilfer, Overspend, Expend, Lose, Mismanage, Squander, Fool away, Frivol away, Shoot, Fool, Dissipate, Fritter

Vanish, Recede, Disappear, Fade, Break up, Fool away, Spread out, Frivol away, Shoot, Fool, Fritter, Fritter away, Scatter, Disperse, Dispel

Spend, Wasting, Frittering, Mislay, Deplete, Misspend, Pilfer, Overspend, Expend, Lose, Mismanage, Squander, Shoot, Fool, Dissipate

Assuage, Overcome, Erase, Vanish, Recede, Disappear, Fade, Break up, Spread out, Shoot, Fool, Fritter away, Scatter, Disperse, Dispel

The bureacracy will prefer to fritter away a smaller budget in order to cause a crisis that will demand a massive budget later on.
This implies that you devise not procure to fritter away much in pecking for you to discover a medication for your sickness.
Adult children often get skittish when their parents are taking out a reverse mortgage, mainly concerned that doing so will fritter away their inheritance.
Do not fritter away your health by too much labor, still less by too good living.
No one should fritter away money, no matter how much of it they have.
Maya: I like to fritter away all my gold on exciting games in the casino.
In both cases, they expect players to just fritter away these gifts.
But again one just cannot fritter away all your earnings.
Work superficially, make slight efforts, fritter away time.

Allow a few hours for discoloration to dissipate.
Proper chipload is important because chips dissipate heat.
This is most definitely to help dissipate heat.
Several mechanisms are used to dissipate kinetic energy.
As you declutter, those feelings untangle and dissipate.
These should dissipate in a matter of weeks.
These symptoms dissipate when the infusion is stopped.
This is vividly what I pierced to dissipate.
Antibody is protein and does dissipate over time.
Just as no multiplicity can dissipate God, so nothing can dissipate this man or make him multiple.