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I'm looking for an adjective that describes a person who never gives present? Help me out😅
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I'm looking for an adjective that describes a person who never gives present? Help me out😅
adjectives
asked Jan 9 at 2:30
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I’d tell you, but then I’d have to put a dollar in the swear-jar. And frankly, I’m just not up for that kind of cash right now.
– Dr. Shmuel
2 days ago
stingy: unwilling to give or spend; ungenerous. Synonym: Scroogelike (Oxford Dictionary).
– KannE
2 days ago
What has the title got to do with the question? If you want an American slang word, this piece of information should go in the question. If you want an insult this too should be said. If you want a formal and non-judgemental term, idiom, catchphrase, or unusual expression... you've guessed it. It should be EDITED in the question. You should also add what you found in a thesaurus, e.g. the entries: "ungenerous", "thrifty" or "mean" and say why they don't fit. Do all that, about 10 m of research, and the question becomes interesting and users will want to post answers. Good luck!
– Mari-Lou A
2 days ago
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I'm looking for an adjective that describes a person who never gives present? Help me out😅
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I'm looking for an adjective that describes a person who never gives present? Help me out😅
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adjectives
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put on hold as off-topic by Scott, tchrist♦ 2 days ago
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
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I’d tell you, but then I’d have to put a dollar in the swear-jar. And frankly, I’m just not up for that kind of cash right now.
– Dr. Shmuel
2 days ago
stingy: unwilling to give or spend; ungenerous. Synonym: Scroogelike (Oxford Dictionary).
– KannE
2 days ago
What has the title got to do with the question? If you want an American slang word, this piece of information should go in the question. If you want an insult this too should be said. If you want a formal and non-judgemental term, idiom, catchphrase, or unusual expression... you've guessed it. It should be EDITED in the question. You should also add what you found in a thesaurus, e.g. the entries: "ungenerous", "thrifty" or "mean" and say why they don't fit. Do all that, about 10 m of research, and the question becomes interesting and users will want to post answers. Good luck!
– Mari-Lou A
2 days ago
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I’d tell you, but then I’d have to put a dollar in the swear-jar. And frankly, I’m just not up for that kind of cash right now.
– Dr. Shmuel
2 days ago
stingy: unwilling to give or spend; ungenerous. Synonym: Scroogelike (Oxford Dictionary).
– KannE
2 days ago
What has the title got to do with the question? If you want an American slang word, this piece of information should go in the question. If you want an insult this too should be said. If you want a formal and non-judgemental term, idiom, catchphrase, or unusual expression... you've guessed it. It should be EDITED in the question. You should also add what you found in a thesaurus, e.g. the entries: "ungenerous", "thrifty" or "mean" and say why they don't fit. Do all that, about 10 m of research, and the question becomes interesting and users will want to post answers. Good luck!
– Mari-Lou A
2 days ago
I’d tell you, but then I’d have to put a dollar in the swear-jar. And frankly, I’m just not up for that kind of cash right now.
– Dr. Shmuel
2 days ago
I’d tell you, but then I’d have to put a dollar in the swear-jar. And frankly, I’m just not up for that kind of cash right now.
– Dr. Shmuel
2 days ago
stingy: unwilling to give or spend; ungenerous. Synonym: Scroogelike (Oxford Dictionary).
– KannE
2 days ago
stingy: unwilling to give or spend; ungenerous. Synonym: Scroogelike (Oxford Dictionary).
– KannE
2 days ago
What has the title got to do with the question? If you want an American slang word, this piece of information should go in the question. If you want an insult this too should be said. If you want a formal and non-judgemental term, idiom, catchphrase, or unusual expression... you've guessed it. It should be EDITED in the question. You should also add what you found in a thesaurus, e.g. the entries: "ungenerous", "thrifty" or "mean" and say why they don't fit. Do all that, about 10 m of research, and the question becomes interesting and users will want to post answers. Good luck!
– Mari-Lou A
2 days ago
What has the title got to do with the question? If you want an American slang word, this piece of information should go in the question. If you want an insult this too should be said. If you want a formal and non-judgemental term, idiom, catchphrase, or unusual expression... you've guessed it. It should be EDITED in the question. You should also add what you found in a thesaurus, e.g. the entries: "ungenerous", "thrifty" or "mean" and say why they don't fit. Do all that, about 10 m of research, and the question becomes interesting and users will want to post answers. Good luck!
– Mari-Lou A
2 days ago
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I’d tell you, but then I’d have to put a dollar in the swear-jar. And frankly, I’m just not up for that kind of cash right now.
– Dr. Shmuel
2 days ago
stingy: unwilling to give or spend; ungenerous. Synonym: Scroogelike (Oxford Dictionary).
– KannE
2 days ago
What has the title got to do with the question? If you want an American slang word, this piece of information should go in the question. If you want an insult this too should be said. If you want a formal and non-judgemental term, idiom, catchphrase, or unusual expression... you've guessed it. It should be EDITED in the question. You should also add what you found in a thesaurus, e.g. the entries: "ungenerous", "thrifty" or "mean" and say why they don't fit. Do all that, about 10 m of research, and the question becomes interesting and users will want to post answers. Good luck!
– Mari-Lou A
2 days ago