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[ UK /skˈɪnflɪnt/ ]
[ US /ˈskɪnfɫɪnt/ ]
NOUN
  1. a selfish person who is unwilling to give or spend

How To Use skinflint In A Sentence

  • The skinflint and the loan shark are seen as sources of sawbuck salvation and sanctification.
  • He is at his best when relieving a skinflint widow of her wealth, sorting out a king's love life or abandoning a band of raggle-taggle Gypsies to become an itinerant actor.
  • He didn't seem to be too bothered by his 'skinflint' reputation. Grim laughs: A question on humor and crime fiction
  • And only two skinflints, or gentlemen of an extremely strong constitution, have so far refused to cough up.
  • A $100-million subway was planned in 1912, but city skinflints said they ‘lacked the necessary authorization.’
  • Scots are dispelling their stereotype of being skinflints who hoard their money and live austere lives.
  • Eilert, though, is known as a skinflint, and that sells in times like these. KansasCity.com: Front Page
  • Now remember, this is in skinflint New Hampshire, where a request for money for a new light bulb can cause a knockdown, drag-out debate.
  • But you know you have now made Bubba's "skinflint" list for having even made a complaint about it. Mexican Tourist Tax Up Date
  • ‘They have a reputation for being skinflints with no respect for decent pay and conditions,’ he said.
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