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chintzy

[ UK /t‍ʃˈɪntsi/ ]
[ US /ˈtʃɪntsi/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. embarrassingly stingy
  2. of very poor quality; flimsy

How To Use chintzy In A Sentence

  • WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Here's what we already know we can expect in 2009: Chintzy raises, more layoffs, a weak economy -- and a new president with a stimulus package in his back pocket.
  • The bed's a bit chintzy, but who cares when bathtime promises such fun?
  • One of the highlights of ‘Facts of Life’ was ‘Straight life’, a brilliant take on the soulnessness of chintzy English suburbia.
  • I think we took some chintzy ornament as like a souvenir, keepsake sort of thing.
  • Only, the money pledged seems a little chintzy, given the needs, and the precedents.
  • `Oh, yes, they cram them in where they can when they do these chintzy conversions. A SONG AT TWILIGHT
  • A call to owner Robert afterwards revealed he has plans to revamp the chintzy restaurant area, which I was glad to hear.
  • And they're not exactly paradigms of design: The chintzy plastic casings looked as if they'd been jerry-rigged to accept USB plugs.
  • ‘Flax flowers are okay on your chintzy curtains, but not on the police badge,’ says McAllister.
  • But don't assume that open wood and peat-burning fires translate into twee and chintzy cosiness.
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