Meanings of very thrifty in English

First, those who are very thrifty, and this is a large class.

But these varieties are very thrifty and bear so young.

He was very thrifty, was Mr. Beaver; not at all like some people I know.

She is very thrifty and frugal, has good values, and is not a big spender.

Stini, the elder, is very ugly and cross-grained, but a good worker and very thrifty.

They were not very industrious, nor very thrifty husbandmen.

He isn't a very thrifty man, though steady enough.

He was very thrifty, and taught her to be so, for she was anxious to please.

The Chinese, being descended from a very ancient civilization, are not only very ingenious but also very thrifty.

When I put my mind to saving for something I can be very thrifty, but a(...)

Now it was close dealing between such very thrifty and acute bargainers as the queen and the Netherland republic.

They are very thrifty people.

These people are very thrifty.

Mammy June's cabin was of white-washed logs, with vines climbing about the door that were leafless now but very thrifty looking.

A great number of the inhabitants are workers in wood and leather, and very thrifty and cheerful people they appear to be.

The French peasant is usually very thrifty; but where accumulated savings were not available for relief, the result, in many cases, was widespread starvation.