Expender for Dummies

Alright, so "expender" is a verb, which means it's a word that shows action. When we say someone is going to expender something, it means they are using or spending something, like money or time. It's like when you use your allowance to buy a toy, or when you use your free time to play with your friends. That's expending – using something up. It can also mean to put effort into something, like when you expend a lot of energy while exercising or when you expend a lot of time studying for a test.

So, let's say you have $10 in your pocket, and you decide to spend it all on candy. In that case, you are expending your money – you're using it up. Or imagine you have a puzzle to solve, and it's really hard. You have to put a lot of effort and brainpower into it. That's what it means to expend – you're putting in a lot of effort into something.

So, when we talk about "expender," we're talking about using or spending something, or putting effort into something. It's like when you're playing a video game, and you use up all your energy to get past a really tough level. You're expending your energy to make progress in the game. And that's what "expender" is all about – using, spending, or putting effort into something.