stingy; miserly; parsimonious; often used in colloquial speech or dialects

To be fastidious or over-critical about phrasing, diction, or specific choice of words.

stingy; miserly; unwilling to spend money; often used in colloquial speech or Northern dialects

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To meticulously study or weigh one's choice of words; to pay close attention to diction when writing or speaking

to be sunken or depressed in shape, specifically referring to eyes

miserly or stingy; unwilling to spend money when it is necessary

to dig out or to rummage for

to scratch one's foot; to dig at one's foot

to be narrow-minded or stubborn; to stick to something dogmatically

uneven or sunken; used to describe an unusual or rough facial appearance or complexion

A stingy person or a penny-pincher who is unwilling to spend money.