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escasso
Catalan
raquític
Spanish
escaso
Deficient in amount or quality or extent.
meagre
meager
meagerly
scrimpy
ample
bare
spare
miserable
scarce
insufficient
deficient
scanty
marginal
paltry
measly
Portuguese
escasso
Portuguese
ávaro
Catalan
ronyós
Spanish
rancio
Unwilling to spend.
ungenerous
generous
close
mean
near
tight
cheap
selfish
skinny
grudging
miserly
beggarly
Portuguese
ávaro
1
One thing about Arthur: with respect to being
stingy
,
he was consistent.
2
The harvest was scanty, the Nile
stingy
in his bounty this year.
3
The Rangers overwhelmed a notoriously
stingy
team and left their coach impressed.
4
One was too large, the other too small, and both were
stingy
.
5
The clique which had rated his reticence
stingy
was eager to believe.
6
He sure was
stingy
and the meanest white man I ever seed.
7
These people, the Eneeshurs, were
stingy
,
inhospitable, and overbearing in their ways.
8
He is proud and cold, and, between ourselves,
stingy
in money matters.
9
Dolly wasn't
stingy
with gasoline, but her tank was built for travel.
10
The man who means everything he says is generally a
stingy
talker.
11
Some
fellows
-
the
stingy
sort-willsave up their parcels against a rainy day.
12
If I lost a wife at all, it was a
stingy
one.
13
This firm is too
stingy
to keep a full force of clerks.
14
Mr. Perkins was a close manager but not
stingy
with his wife.
15
The old Kreders were to an Irish nature, a
stingy
,
dirty couple.
16
He would not even give away a secret, he was so
stingy
.
stingy
so stingy
stingy defense
very stingy
too stingy
as stingy
Portuguese
escasso
ávaro
tacanho
ávido
Catalan
raquític
exigu
escàs
ronyós
ranci
tacany
agarrat
rata
avariciós
mesquí
avar
gasiu
garrepa
Spanish
escaso
rancio