Related Words:
- bankrupt,
- beggared,
- beggarly,
- begrudging,
- cheap,
- chintzy,
- destitute,
- dirt,
- flat broke,
- grudging,
- hard up,
- impecunious,
- impoverished,
- indigent,
- mean,
- mingy,
- miserly,
- near,
- necessitous,
- needy,
- niggard,
- niggardly,
- parsimonious,
- penniless,
- penny-pinching,
- pinchpenny,
- poor,
- poverty-stricken,
- shabby,
- sordid,
- stingy,
- thrifty,
- tight,
- tight-fisted,
- tightfisted,
- ungenerous
- miser
collapse - a stingy hoarder of money and possessions (often living miserably) related words >
- Silas Marner,
- accumulator,
- bill collector,
- cheapskate,
- churl,
- collection agent,
- collector,
- connoisseur,
- curmudgeon,
- douanier,
- dunner,
- exciseman,
- farmer,
- gatherer,
- glutton,
- hog,
- magpie,
- muckworm,
- niggard,
- pack rat,
- penny pincher,
- pig,
- piker,
- pinchfist,
- pinchgut,
- pinchpenny,
- save-all,
- scrooge,
- skin,
- skinflint,
- stiff,
- tax collector,
- tightwad
- G-man,
- MP,
- bailiff,
- beadle,
- beagle,
- bound bailiff,
- broncobuster,
- buckaroo,
- caballero,
- captain,
- catchpole,
- cavalier,
- cavalryman,
- chevalier,
- chief of police,
- circus rider,
- commissioner,
- constable,
- cowboy,
- cowgirl,
- cowpuncher,
- deputy,
- deputy sheriff,
- detective,
- equestrian,
- equestrienne,
- fed,
- federal,
- flic,
- gaucho,
- gendarme,
- government man,
- horse soldier,
- horseback rider,
- horsebacker,
- horseman,
- horsewoman,
- inspector,
- jockey,
- knight,
- lictor,
- lieutenant,
- mace-bearer,
- marshal,
- narc,
- officer,
- patrolman,
- peace officer,
- police captain,
- police commissioner,
- police constable,
- police inspector,
- police matron,
- police officer,
- police sergeant,
- policeman,
- policewoman,
- portreeve,
- postboy,
- postilion,
- puncher,
- reeve,
- rider,
- roughrider,
- roundsman,
- sergeant,
- sergeant at arms,
- sheriff,
- steeplechaser,
- superintendent,
- tipstaff,
- tipstaves,
- trick rider,
- trooper,
- vaquero
- spendthrift
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- someone who spends money prodigally related words >
- big-time spender,
- dissipative,
- easy come,
- easy go,
- extravagant,
- improvident,
- incontinent,
- intemperate,
- lavish,
- overgenerous,
- overlavish,
- overliberal,
- penny-wise and pound-foolish,
- pound-foolish,
- prodigal,
- prodigal son,
- profligate,
- profuse,
- spend-all,
- spender,
- squanderer,
- squandering,
- wasteful,
- waster,
- wastethrift,
- wastrel
- Scotch,
- canny,
- careful,
- chary,
- cheeseparing,
- conserving,
- cooling,
- cooling down,
- cooling off,
- curtailment,
- cutback,
- economic,
- economization,
- forehanded,
- frugal,
- labor-saving,
- low growth rate,
- money-saving,
- parsimonious,
- penny-wise,
- provident,
- prudent,
- prudential,
- reduction of expenses,
- reduction of spending,
- retrenchment,
- saving,
- scraping,
- scrimping,
- skimping,
- slowdown,
- spare,
- sparing,
- thrifty,
- time-saving,
- unwasteful
- short story
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- a prose narrative shorter than a novel related words >
- Bildungsroman,
- Gothic novel,
- comic novel,
- detective novel,
- dime novel,
- dreadful,
- epistolary novel,
- erotic novel,
- historical novel,
- nouvelle,
- novel,
- novel of character,
- novel of ideas,
- novel of incident,
- novel of manners,
- novel of sensibility,
- novelette,
- novella,
- penny dreadful,
- picaresque novel,
- pornographic novel,
- problem novel,
- proletarian novel,
- propaganda novel,
- psychological novel,
- regional novel,
- river novel,
- roman,
- roman a clef,
- roman-fleuve,
- satirical novel,
- science-fiction novel,
- sentimental novel,
- shilling shocker,
- short-short,
- sociological novel,
- storiette,
- stream-of-consciousness novel,
- thesis novel,
- vignette
- rubbishy
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- cheap and inferior; of no value; "rubbishy newspapers that form almost the sole reading of the majority"; "trashy merchandise" related words >
- Pickwickian,
- absurd,
- base,
- beggarly,
- beneath contempt,
- cheap,
- cheesy,
- common,
- contemptible,
- crummy,
- despicable,
- foolish,
- gaudy,
- gimcracky,
- mean,
- meretricious,
- miserable,
- nonsensical,
- paltry,
- pathetic,
- pitiable,
- pitiful,
- poor,
- poppycockish,
- sad,
- scrubby,
- scruffy,
- scummy,
- scurvy,
- scuzzy,
- shabby,
- shoddy,
- silly,
- skimble-skamble,
- sleazy,
- sorry,
- tatty,
- trashy,
- trumpery,
- twaddling,
- twaddly,
- two-for-a-cent,
- two-for-a-penny,
- twopenny,
- twopenny-halfpenny,
- valueless,
- vile,
- worthless,
- wretched
- packet
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- a small package or bundle
- (computer science) a message or message fragment related words >
- argosy,
- bale,
- bark,
- batch,
- bindle,
- boat,
- bolt,
- bomb,
- boodle,
- bottom,
- bouquet,
- bucket,
- budget,
- bundle,
- craft,
- deck,
- fagot,
- fardel,
- fasces,
- fascine,
- fortune,
- great deal,
- hooker,
- hulk,
- hull,
- keel,
- leviathan,
- loads,
- lots,
- mint,
- nosegay,
- pack,
- package,
- parcel,
- piles,
- posy,
- pretty penny,
- quiver,
- roll,
- rouleau,
- sheaf,
- ship,
- tidy sum,
- truss,
- tub,
- vessel,
- wad,
- watercraft
- Scotch,
- cagey,
- calculating,
- canny,
- careful,
- cheeseparing,
- circumspect,
- conserving,
- considerate,
- constrained,
- discreet,
- disinclined,
- distrustful,
- economic,
- economical,
- economizing,
- forehanded,
- frugal,
- gingerly,
- guarded,
- hesitant,
- inhibited,
- labor-saving,
- leery,
- loath,
- mistrustful,
- money-saving,
- parsimonious,
- penny-wise,
- provident,
- prudent,
- prudential,
- reluctant,
- restrained,
- safe,
- saving,
- scrimping,
- shy,
- skimping,
- spare,
- sparing,
- suspecting,
- suspicious,
- thrifty,
- time-saving,
- unwasteful,
- wary
- rack rent
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- an extortionate rent related words >
- big price tag,
- extortionate price,
- famine price,
- fancy price,
- good price,
- high price,
- hot economy,
- inflation,
- inflationary gap,
- inflationary pressure,
- inflationary prices,
- inflationary spiral,
- luxury price,
- pretty penny,
- quitrent,
- rent,
- rent charge,
- rent-roll,
- rental,
- rising prices,
- scarcity price,
- soaring costs,
- spiraling prices,
- stiff price
- valueless
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- of no value related words >
- NG,
- beggarly,
- beneath contempt,
- cheap,
- cheesy,
- common,
- contemptible,
- crummy,
- despicable,
- gaudy,
- gimcracky,
- good-for-naught,
- good-for-nothing,
- junk,
- junky,
- mean,
- meretricious,
- miserable,
- no-account,
- no-good,
- not worth having,
- not worth mentioning,
- not worthwhile,
- nugacious,
- nugatory,
- paltry,
- pathetic,
- pitiable,
- pitiful,
- poor,
- rubbishy,
- sad,
- scrubby,
- scruffy,
- scummy,
- scurvy,
- scuzzy,
- shabby,
- shoddy,
- sorry,
- trashy,
- trivial,
- trumpery,
- two-for-a-cent,
- two-for-a-penny,
- twopenny,
- twopenny-halfpenny,
- vile,
- worthless,
- wretched
- strongbox
collapse
- a strongly made box for holding money or valuables; can be locked related words >
- Fort Knox,
- bank,
- bursary,
- cash register,
- cashbox,
- chest,
- coffer,
- coin box,
- depository,
- exchequer,
- fisc,
- gold depository,
- locker,
- money chest,
- penny bank,
- piggy bank,
- pork barrel,
- public crib,
- public till,
- public treasury,
- public trough,
- repository,
- safe,
- safe-deposit box,
- storehouse,
- strong room,
- subtreasury,
- till,
- treasure-house,
- treasury,
- vault
- Fort Knox,
- bank,
- bursary,
- cash register,
- cashbox,
- chest,
- coffer,
- coin box,
- depository,
- exchequer,
- fisc,
- gold depository,
- locker,
- money chest,
- penny bank,
- piggy bank,
- pork barrel,
- public crib,
- public till,
- public treasury,
- public trough,
- repository,
- safe,
- safe-deposit box,
- storehouse,
- strongbox,
- subtreasury,
- till,
- treasure-house,
- treasury,
- vault
- bank,
- bursary,
- cash register,
- cashbox,
- chest,
- coffer,
- coin box,
- depository,
- exchequer,
- fisc,
- gold depository,
- locker,
- money chest,
- penny bank,
- piggy bank,
- pork barrel,
- public crib,
- public till,
- public treasury,
- public trough,
- repository,
- safe,
- safe-deposit box,
- storehouse,
- strong room,
- strongbox,
- subtreasury,
- till,
- treasure-house,
- treasury,
- vault
- cashbox
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- a strongbox for holding cash related words >
- Fort Knox,
- bank,
- bursary,
- cash register,
- chest,
- coffer,
- coin box,
- depository,
- exchequer,
- fisc,
- gold depository,
- locker,
- money chest,
- penny bank,
- piggy bank,
- pork barrel,
- public crib,
- public till,
- public treasury,
- public trough,
- repository,
- safe,
- safe-deposit box,
- storehouse,
- strong room,
- strongbox,
- subtreasury,
- till,
- treasure-house,
- treasury,
- vault
- piggy bank
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- a child's coin bank (often shaped like a pig) related words >
- Fort Knox,
- bank,
- bursary,
- cash register,
- cashbox,
- chest,
- coffer,
- coin box,
- depository,
- exchequer,
- fisc,
- gold depository,
- locker,
- money chest,
- penny bank,
- pork barrel,
- public crib,
- public till,
- public treasury,
- public trough,
- repository,
- safe,
- safe-deposit box,
- storehouse,
- strong room,
- strongbox,
- subtreasury,
- till,
- treasure-house,
- treasury,
- vault
- wasteful
collapse
- laying waste; "when wasteful war shall statues overturn"- Shakespeare
- tending to squander and waste related words >
- baneful,
- calamitous,
- cataclysmal,
- cataclysmic,
- catastrophic,
- consuming,
- consumptive,
- deadly,
- demolishing,
- demolitionary,
- depredatory,
- desolating,
- destroying,
- destructive,
- devastating,
- disastrous,
- dissipative,
- doomful,
- easy come,
- easy go,
- extravagant,
- fatal,
- fateful,
- fratricidal,
- incontinent,
- intemperate,
- internecine,
- lavish,
- nihilist,
- nihilistic,
- overgenerous,
- overlavish,
- overliberal,
- penny-wise and pound-foolish,
- pound-foolish,
- prodigal,
- profligate,
- profuse,
- ravaging,
- ruining,
- ruinous,
- self-destructive,
- spendthrift,
- subversionary,
- subversive,
- suicidal,
- vandalic,
- vandalish,
- vandalistic,
- wasting,
- withering
- cheap
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- relatively low in price or charging low prices; "it would have been cheap at twice the price"; "inexpensive family restaurants"
- embarrassingly stingy related words >
- Mickey Mouse,
- NG,
- at cost,
- avaricious,
- bad,
- base,
- beggarly,
- beneath contempt,
- beneath one,
- brummagem,
- budget,
- cheapjack,
- cheaply,
- cheesy,
- chintzy,
- close,
- closefisted,
- coarse,
- common,
- contemptible,
- crummy,
- debasing,
- degrading,
- demeaning,
- deplorable,
- despicable,
- disgraceful,
- easily,
- easy,
- economic,
- economical,
- economy,
- fake,
- flashy,
- for a song,
- fourth-class,
- frugal,
- garish,
- gaudy,
- gimcracky,
- good-for-naught,
- good-for-nothing,
- gutter,
- hardfisted,
- humiliating,
- humiliative,
- illiberal,
- inexpensive,
- inexpensively,
- inferior,
- infra dig,
- infra indignitatem,
- irregular,
- junk,
- junky,
- lousy,
- low,
- low-class,
- low-grade,
- low-priced,
- low-quality,
- low-test,
- manageable,
- mean,
- measly,
- meretricious,
- miserable,
- miserly,
- moderate,
- modest,
- near,
- niggardly,
- no-account,
- no-good,
- nominal,
- not worth having,
- not worth mentioning,
- not worthwhile,
- nugacious,
- nugatory,
- on the cheap,
- opprobrious,
- ornery,
- outrageous,
- paltry,
- pathetic,
- penny-pinching,
- penurious,
- petty,
- phony,
- pinchfisted,
- pinching,
- pitiable,
- pitiful,
- poor,
- popular,
- punk,
- reasonable,
- reasonably,
- reduced,
- rotten,
- rubbishy,
- sad,
- save-all,
- scandalous,
- scrubby,
- scruffy,
- scummy,
- scurvy,
- scuzzy,
- second-best,
- second-class,
- second-rate,
- seedy,
- sensible,
- shabby,
- sham,
- shameful,
- shocking,
- shoddy,
- sleazy,
- sorry,
- stingy,
- tacky,
- tatty,
- tawdry,
- terrible,
- third-class,
- third-rate,
- tight,
- tight-fisted,
- tightfisted,
- tinny,
- token,
- too bad,
- trashy,
- trifling,
- trivial,
- trumpery,
- two-bit,
- two-for-a-cent,
- two-for-a-penny,
- twopenny,
- twopenny-halfpenny,
- unbecoming,
- unexpensive,
- ungenerous,
- unworthy of one,
- valueless,
- vile,
- within means,
- worth the money,
- worthless,
- wretched,
- wrong
- rider
collapse
- a clause that is appended to a legislative bill
- a traveler who actively rides an animal (as a horse or camel)
- a traveler who actively rides a vehicle (as a bicycle or motorcycle) related words >
- addendum,
- affix,
- allonge,
- appendix,
- bidet,
- bill,
- broncobuster,
- buckaroo,
- caballero,
- calendar,
- carriage horse,
- cart horse,
- cavalier,
- cavalry horse,
- cavalryman,
- chevalier,
- circus rider,
- clause,
- coda,
- codicil,
- commentary,
- companion bills amendment,
- cowboy,
- cowgirl,
- cowpuncher,
- draft horse,
- dragnet clause,
- dray horse,
- driving horse,
- enacting clause,
- enclitic,
- envoi,
- epilogue,
- equestrian,
- equestrienne,
- escalator clause,
- fill horse,
- filler,
- gaucho,
- gigster,
- hack,
- hackney,
- hold-up bill,
- horse soldier,
- horseback rider,
- horsebacker,
- horseman,
- horsewoman,
- hunter,
- infix,
- interlineation,
- interpolation,
- jockey,
- joker,
- jument,
- knight,
- lead,
- leader,
- marginalia,
- motion,
- mount,
- mounted policeman,
- note,
- omnibus bill,
- pack horse,
- palfrey,
- plow horse,
- pole horse,
- polo pony,
- post-horse,
- postboy,
- postilion,
- postscript,
- prefix,
- privileged question,
- proclitic,
- proviso,
- puncher,
- question,
- remount,
- riding horse,
- road horse,
- roadster,
- roughrider,
- rouncy,
- saddle horse,
- saddler,
- saving clause,
- scholia,
- shaft horse,
- stalking-horse,
- steeplechaser,
- suffix,
- sumpter,
- sumpter horse,
- supplement,
- tail,
- thill horse,
- thiller,
- trick rider,
- vaquero,
- wheeler,
- wheelhorse,
- workhorse
- benefit from,
- carpe diem,
- cash in,
- cash in on,
- clean up,
- clear,
- coin money,
- commercialize,
- exploit,
- gain by,
- gross,
- improve,
- improve the occasion,
- make a killing,
- make capital of,
- make hay,
- make money,
- make money by,
- net,
- not be behindhand,
- profit,
- profit by,
- put to advantage,
- realize,
- realize on,
- seize the day,
- take advantage of,
- trade on,
- turn a penny,
- turn to account,
- turn to profit,
- turn to use,
- use to advantage
- cash in on
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- take advantage of or capitalize on related words >
- benefit from,
- capitalize on,
- carpe diem,
- cash in,
- clean up,
- clear,
- coin money,
- commercialize,
- exploit,
- gain by,
- gross,
- improve,
- improve the occasion,
- make a killing,
- make capital of,
- make hay,
- make money,
- make money by,
- net,
- not be behindhand,
- profit,
- profit by,
- put to advantage,
- realize,
- realize on,
- seize the day,
- take advantage of,
- trade on,
- turn a penny,
- turn to account,
- turn to profit,
- turn to use,
- use to advantage
- selfish
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- concerned chiefly or only with yourself and your advantage to the exclusion of others; "Selfish men were...trying to make capital for themselves out of the sacred cause of civil rights"- Maria Weston Chapman related words >
- acquisitive,
- ambitious for self,
- autistic,
- avaricious,
- careerist,
- covetous,
- egocentric,
- egocentristic,
- egoistic,
- egoistical,
- egomaniacal,
- egotistic,
- egotistical,
- grasping,
- greedy,
- grudging,
- illiberal,
- inconsiderate,
- individualistic,
- mean,
- mercenary,
- miserly,
- narcissan,
- narcissine,
- narcissistic,
- narcistic,
- narrow,
- niggardly,
- parsimonious,
- penny-pinching,
- penurious,
- personalistic,
- possessive,
- privatistic,
- remote,
- self-absorbed,
- self-admiring,
- self-advancing,
- self-aggrandizing,
- self-besot,
- self-centered,
- self-concerned,
- self-considerative,
- self-contained,
- self-devoted,
- self-esteeming,
- self-indulgent,
- self-interested,
- self-jealous,
- self-loving,
- self-occupied,
- self-pleasing,
- self-seeking,
- self-serving,
- self-sufficient,
- stingy,
- thoughtless,
- tight,
- tight-fisted,
- uncharitable,
- ungenerous
- forehanded
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- having provided for the future related words >
- Scotch,
- anticipant,
- anticipative,
- anticipatory,
- beforetime,
- bright and early,
- canny,
- careful,
- chary,
- cheeseparing,
- clairvoyant,
- conserving,
- divinatory,
- early,
- economic,
- economizing,
- farseeing,
- farsighted,
- forehand,
- foreknowing,
- foreseeing,
- foresighted,
- forethoughted,
- forethoughtful,
- frugal,
- in good time,
- intuitive,
- labor-saving,
- longsighted,
- money-saving,
- parsimonious,
- penny-wise,
- precautional,
- precautionary,
- precautious,
- precognitive,
- precognizant,
- prepared,
- prescient,
- prevenient,
- provident,
- providential,
- provisional,
- prudent,
- prudential,
- ready,
- sagacious,
- saving,
- scrimping,
- skimping,
- spare,
- sparing,
- thrifty,
- time-saving,
- unwasteful
- boutique,
- chain store,
- cheap as dirt,
- co-op,
- concession,
- cooperative,
- countinghouse,
- country store,
- department store,
- dirt cheap,
- discount house,
- discount store,
- dog-cheap,
- emporium,
- establishment,
- five-and-ten,
- general store,
- house,
- magasin,
- mail-order house,
- market,
- mart,
- post,
- retail store,
- salon,
- shop,
- sixpenny,
- store,
- supermarket,
- trading post,
- two-for-a-penny,
- twopenny-halfpenny,
- variety shop,
- variety store,
- warehouse,
- wareroom,
- wholesale house
- shilling
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- an English coin worth one twentieth of a pound related words >
- Deutschmark,
- Mark,
- Reichsmark,
- afghani,
- anna,
- baht,
- bawbee,
- cent,
- centavo,
- centime,
- conto,
- crown,
- dollar,
- dong,
- farthing,
- fiver,
- florin,
- fourpence,
- fourpenny,
- franc,
- groat,
- guilder,
- guinea,
- gulden,
- halfpenny,
- kip,
- kopeck,
- krona,
- krone,
- lira,
- mag,
- meg,
- milreis,
- mite,
- monkey,
- new pence,
- np,
- p,
- pence,
- penny,
- peseta,
- pie,
- piece of eight,
- pistareen,
- pony,
- pound,
- quid,
- rand,
- rial,
- ruble,
- rupee,
- shekel,
- sixpence,
- sol,
- sou,
- stiver,
- tenner,
- threepence,
- threepenny bit,
- thrippence,
- tuppence,
- twopence,
- won,
- yen
- inflationary spiral
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- an episode of inflation in which prices increase at an increasing rate and currency rapidly loses value related words >
- big price tag,
- bottom price,
- business index,
- ceiling,
- ceiling price,
- consumer price index,
- cost-of-living index,
- demand curve,
- extortionate price,
- famine price,
- fancy price,
- floor,
- floor price,
- good price,
- high price,
- hot economy,
- inflation,
- inflationary gap,
- inflationary pressure,
- inflationary prices,
- luxury price,
- pretty penny,
- price ceiling,
- price index,
- price level,
- rack rent,
- rising prices,
- scarcity price,
- soaring costs,
- spiraling prices,
- stiff price,
- top price
- avaricious
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- immoderately desirous of acquiring e.g. wealth; "they are avaricious and will do anything for money"; "casting covetous eyes on his neighbor's fields"; "a grasping old miser"; "grasping commercialism"; "greedy for money and power"; "grew richer and greedier"; "prehensile employers stingy with raises for their employees" related words >
- a hog for,
- acquisitive,
- all-devouring,
- avid,
- bottomless,
- cheap,
- close,
- closefisted,
- coveting,
- covetous,
- devouring,
- esurient,
- gluttonous,
- gobbling,
- grabby,
- grasping,
- greedy,
- hardfisted,
- hoggish,
- illiberal,
- insatiable,
- insatiate,
- limitless,
- mean,
- mercenary,
- miserly,
- money-hungry,
- money-mad,
- near,
- niggardly,
- omnivorous,
- overgreedy,
- parsimonious,
- penny-pinching,
- penurious,
- piggish,
- pinchfisted,
- pinching,
- quenchless,
- rapacious,
- ravening,
- ravenous,
- save-all,
- selfish,
- slakeless,
- sordid,
- stingy,
- swinish,
- tight,
- tight-fisted,
- tightfisted,
- unappeasable,
- unappeased,
- ungenerous,
- unquenchable,
- unsated,
- unsatisfied,
- unslakeable,
- unslaked,
- venal,
- voracious
- boutique,
- chain store,
- cheap as dirt,
- co-op,
- concession,
- cooperative,
- countinghouse,
- country store,
- department store,
- dime store,
- dime-store,
- dirt cheap,
- discount house,
- discount store,
- dog-cheap,
- emporium,
- establishment,
- general store,
- house,
- magasin,
- mail-order house,
- market,
- mart,
- post,
- retail store,
- salon,
- shop,
- sixpenny,
- store,
- supermarket,
- trading post,
- two-for-a-penny,
- twopenny-halfpenny,
- variety shop,
- variety store,
- warehouse,
- wareroom,
- wholesale house
- cavalier
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- a royalist supporter of Charles I during the English Civil War
- a gallant or courtly gentleman
- given to haughty disregard of others related words >
- Bayard,
- Casanova,
- Don Juan,
- Don Quixote,
- Gawain,
- Lancelot,
- Lothario,
- Ritter,
- Romeo,
- Sidney,
- Sir Galahad,
- abrupt,
- aggressive,
- amoroso,
- arrogant,
- bachelor,
- banneret,
- baronet,
- bearish,
- beastly,
- beau,
- bluff,
- blunt,
- bodyguard,
- boyfriend,
- brash,
- broncobuster,
- brusque,
- buckaroo,
- caballero,
- cavaliere servente,
- cavalryman,
- chaperon,
- chevalier,
- churlish,
- circus rider,
- companion,
- conductor,
- contemptuous,
- contumelious,
- convoy,
- cowboy,
- cowgirl,
- cowpuncher,
- crusty,
- curt,
- disdainful,
- dismissive,
- duenna,
- equestrian,
- equestrienne,
- escort,
- esquire,
- fellow,
- fellow traveler,
- flame,
- gallant,
- gaucho,
- gigolo,
- gruff,
- guard,
- harsh,
- haughty,
- high-and-mighty,
- horse soldier,
- horseback rider,
- horsebacker,
- horseman,
- horsewoman,
- inamorato,
- insolent,
- jockey,
- knight,
- knight bachelor,
- knight banneret,
- knight baronet,
- knight-errant,
- lady-killer,
- lofty,
- love-maker,
- man,
- mounted policeman,
- necker,
- old man,
- overbearing,
- petter,
- philanderer,
- postboy,
- postilion,
- puncher,
- rider,
- rough,
- roughrider,
- safe-conduct,
- seducer,
- severe,
- sharp,
- sheik,
- shepherd,
- short,
- snippy,
- squire,
- steeplechaser,
- sugar daddy,
- supercilious,
- superior,
- surly,
- swain,
- trick rider,
- truculent,
- usher,
- vaquero,
- young man
- economic
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- using the minimum of time or resources necessary for effectiveness; "an economic use of home heating oil"; "a modern economical heating system"; "an economical use of her time"
- financially rewarding; "it was no longer economic to keep the factory open"; "have to keep prices high enough to make it economic to continue the service"
- concerned with worldly necessities of life (especially money); "he wrote the book primarily for economic reasons"; "gave up the large house for economic reasons"; "in economic terms they are very privileged"
- of or relating to the science of economics; "economic theory"
- of or relating to an economy, the system of production and management of material wealth; "economic growth"; "aspects of social, political, and economical life" related words >
- Scotch,
- budget,
- budgetary,
- canny,
- careful,
- chary,
- cheap,
- cheeseparing,
- commercial,
- conserving,
- easy,
- economizing,
- economy,
- financial,
- fiscal,
- forehanded,
- frugal,
- inexpensive,
- labor-saving,
- low,
- low-priced,
- manageable,
- mercantile,
- moderate,
- modest,
- monetary,
- money-saving,
- nominal,
- parsimonious,
- pecuniary,
- penny-wise,
- politico-economic,
- productive,
- profitable,
- provident,
- prudent,
- prudential,
- reasonable,
- remunerative,
- saving,
- scrimping,
- sensible,
- shabby,
- shoddy,
- skimping,
- socio-economic,
- solvent,
- spare,
- sparing,
- thrifty,
- time-saving,
- token,
- trade,
- unexpensive,
- unwasteful,
- within means,
- worth the money
- NG,
- Pickwickian,
- absurd,
- base,
- beggarly,
- beneath contempt,
- cheap,
- cheesy,
- common,
- contemptible,
- crummy,
- despicable,
- foolish,
- gaudy,
- gimcracky,
- good-for-naught,
- good-for-nothing,
- junk,
- junky,
- mean,
- meretricious,
- miserable,
- no-account,
- no-good,
- nonsensical,
- not worth having,
- not worth mentioning,
- not worthwhile,
- nugacious,
- nugatory,
- paltry,
- pathetic,
- pitiable,
- pitiful,
- poor,
- poppycockish,
- rubbishy,
- sad,
- scrubby,
- scruffy,
- scummy,
- scurvy,
- scuzzy,
- shabby,
- shoddy,
- silly,
- skimble-skamble,
- sleazy,
- sorry,
- tatty,
- third-rate,
- trivial,
- trumpery,
- twaddling,
- twaddly,
- two-for-a-cent,
- two-for-a-penny,
- twopenny,
- twopenny-halfpenny,
- valueless,
- vile,
- worthless,
- wretched
- knight
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- a chessman shaped to resemble the head of a horse; can move two squares horizontally and one vertically (or vice versa)
- originally a person of noble birth trained to arms and chivalry; today in Great Britain a person honored by the sovereign for personal merit
- raise (someone) to knighthood; "The Beatles were knighted" related words >
- Bayard,
- Don Quixote,
- Gawain,
- Lancelot,
- Ritter,
- Sidney,
- Sir Galahad,
- advance,
- aggrandize,
- bachelor,
- banneret,
- baronet,
- battler,
- belligerent,
- belted knight,
- bickerer,
- bishop,
- blade,
- bravo,
- brawler,
- broncobuster,
- buckaroo,
- bully,
- bullyboy,
- caballero,
- castle,
- cavalier,
- cavalryman,
- chessman,
- chevalier,
- circus rider,
- combatant,
- companion,
- competitor,
- contender,
- contestant,
- cowboy,
- cowgirl,
- cowpuncher,
- disputant,
- duelist,
- elevate,
- enforcer,
- ennoble,
- equestrian,
- equestrienne,
- exalt,
- fencer,
- feuder,
- fighter,
- fighting cock,
- foilsman,
- gallant,
- gamecock,
- gaucho,
- gladiator,
- goon,
- gorilla,
- graduate,
- hatchet man,
- hood,
- hoodlum,
- hooligan,
- horse soldier,
- horseback rider,
- horsebacker,
- horseman,
- horsewoman,
- jockey,
- jouster,
- kick upstairs,
- king,
- knight bachelor,
- knight banneret,
- knight baronet,
- knight-errant,
- man,
- militant,
- mounted policeman,
- pass,
- pawn,
- piece,
- plug-ugly,
- postboy,
- postilion,
- prefer,
- promote,
- puncher,
- quarreler,
- queen,
- raise,
- rider,
- rioter,
- rival,
- rook,
- rough,
- roughrider,
- rowdy,
- ruffian,
- sabreur,
- scrapper,
- scuffler,
- squabbler,
- steeplechaser,
- strong arm,
- strong-arm man,
- strong-armer,
- struggler,
- swashbuckler,
- sword,
- swordplayer,
- swordsman,
- thug,
- tilter,
- tough,
- trick rider,
- tussler,
- up,
- upgrade,
- vaquero,
- wrangler
- wrangler
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- someone who argues noisily or angrily related words >
- Philadelphia lawyer,
- apologist,
- arguer,
- argufier,
- battler,
- belligerent,
- belted knight,
- bickerer,
- bitter-ender,
- blade,
- bravo,
- brawler,
- bully,
- bullyboy,
- casuist,
- cattleman,
- combatant,
- commoner,
- competitor,
- contender,
- contestant,
- controversialist,
- cowboy,
- cowgirl,
- cowhand,
- cowherd,
- cowman,
- cowpuncher,
- debater,
- defendant,
- diehard,
- disceptator,
- disputant,
- dissentient,
- dissident,
- drover,
- duelist,
- enforcer,
- exhibitioner,
- fencer,
- feuder,
- fighter,
- fighting cock,
- foilsman,
- gamecock,
- gaucho,
- gladiator,
- goatherd,
- goon,
- gooseboy,
- gooseherd,
- gorilla,
- guardhouse lawyer,
- hatchet man,
- herder,
- herdsman,
- hogherd,
- hood,
- hoodlum,
- hooligan,
- horse wrangler,
- horseherd,
- intransigent,
- irreconcilable,
- jouster,
- knight,
- last-ditcher,
- litigant,
- logomacher,
- logomachist,
- militant,
- mooter,
- naysayer,
- negativist,
- noncooperator,
- objector,
- obstructionist,
- obstructive,
- opposer,
- oppositionist,
- optime,
- passman,
- pensioner,
- pigman,
- pilpulist,
- plaintiff,
- plug-ugly,
- polemic,
- polemicist,
- polemist,
- protester,
- puncher,
- quarreler,
- questionist,
- resister,
- rioter,
- rival,
- rough,
- rowdy,
- ruffian,
- sabreur,
- scrapper,
- scuffler,
- servitor,
- sheepherder,
- sheepman,
- shepherd,
- shepherdess,
- sizar,
- sophister,
- squabbler,
- strong arm,
- strong-arm man,
- strong-armer,
- struggler,
- swanherd,
- swashbuckler,
- swineherd,
- sword,
- swordplayer,
- swordsman,
- thug,
- tilter,
- tough,
- tussler,
- vaquero,
- waddy
- ungenerous
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- lacking in magnanimity; "it seems ungenerous to end this review of a splendid work of scholarship on a critical note"- Times Litt. Sup.; "a meanspirited man unwilling to forgive" related words >
- authoritarian,
- avaricious,
- bigot,
- bigoted,
- borne,
- cheap,
- close,
- closed,
- closefisted,
- constricted,
- cramped,
- creedbound,
- deaf,
- deaf to reason,
- fanatical,
- hardfisted,
- hidebound,
- illiberal,
- inconsequent,
- inconsequential,
- inconsiderable,
- insular,
- little,
- little-minded,
- mean,
- mean-minded,
- mean-spirited,
- mingy,
- miserly,
- narrow,
- narrow-hearted,
- narrow-minded,
- narrow-souled,
- narrow-spirited,
- near,
- nearsighted,
- niggardly,
- paltry,
- parochial,
- parsimonious,
- peanut,
- penny-pinching,
- penurious,
- petty,
- picayune,
- pinchfisted,
- pinching,
- provincial,
- puny,
- purblind,
- save-all,
- shortsighted,
- small,
- small-minded,
- stingy,
- straitlaced,
- stuffy,
- tight,
- tightfisted,
- trifling,
- unaltruistic,
- unbeneficent,
- unbenevolent,
- uncatholic,
- uncharitable,
- unchivalrous,
- ungiving,
- unliberal,
- unphilanthropic
- avarice
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- reprehensible acquisitiveness; insatiable desire for wealth (personified as one of the deadly sins)
- extreme greed for material wealth related words >
- acedia,
- acquisitiveness,
- anger,
- avariciousness,
- avaritia,
- avidity,
- avidness,
- cheapness,
- closefistedness,
- closeness,
- covetousness,
- craving,
- cupidity,
- deadly sin,
- desire,
- envy,
- frenzy of desire,
- frugality,
- fury of desire,
- gluttony,
- grasping,
- graspingness,
- greed,
- greediness,
- gula,
- hardfistedness,
- hoarding,
- hoggishness,
- illiberality,
- incontinence,
- inordinate desire,
- insatiability,
- insatiable desire,
- intemperateness,
- invidia,
- ira,
- itching palm,
- lust,
- luxuria,
- meanness,
- miserliness,
- nearness,
- niggardliness,
- overgreediness,
- parsimoniousness,
- parsimony,
- penny-pinching,
- penuriousness,
- piggishness,
- pride,
- rapaciousness,
- rapacity,
- ravenousness,
- selfishness,
- sloth,
- sordidness,
- stinginess,
- superbia,
- swinishness,
- thrift,
- tight purse strings,
- tightfistedness,
- tightness,
- ungenerosity,
- voraciousness,
- voracity,
- wolfishness,
- wrath
- guinea
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- a republic in western Africa on the Atlantic; formerly a French colony; achieved independence from France in 1958
- a former British gold coin worth 21 shillings related words >
- bawbee,
- coin,
- crown,
- dollar,
- double eagle,
- doubloon,
- ducat,
- eagle,
- farthing,
- five-dollar gold piece,
- fiver,
- florin,
- fourpence,
- fourpenny,
- gold piece,
- groat,
- half crown,
- half dollar,
- half eagle,
- halfpenny,
- hard money,
- mag,
- meg,
- mite,
- moidore,
- monkey,
- napoleon,
- new pence,
- np,
- p,
- pence,
- penny,
- piece,
- piece of money,
- piece of silver,
- pony,
- pound,
- pound sovereign,
- quid,
- roll of coins,
- rouleau,
- shilling,
- sixpence,
- sovereign,
- specie,
- ten-dollar gold piece,
- tenner,
- threepence,
- threepenny bit,
- thrippence,
- tuppence,
- twenty-dollar gold piece,
- twopence
- sweet potato
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- the edible tuberous root of the sweet potato vine which is grown widely in warm regions of the United States
- pantropical vine widely cultivated in several varieties for its large sweet tuberous root with orange flesh related words >
- English horn,
- Pandean pipe,
- aulos,
- basset horn,
- basset oboe,
- bassoon,
- bombard,
- clarinet,
- contrabassoon,
- contrafagotto,
- cromorne,
- double bassoon,
- double reed,
- fife,
- fipple flute,
- flageolet,
- flute,
- hautboy,
- heckelphone,
- hornpipe,
- licorice stick,
- musette,
- oaten reed,
- oboe,
- oboe da caccia,
- ocarina,
- panpipe,
- penny-whistle,
- piccolo,
- pipe,
- pommer,
- recorder,
- reed,
- reed instrument,
- sax,
- saxophone,
- shawm,
- single reed,
- single-reed instrument,
- sonorophone,
- syrinx,
- tabor pipe,
- tenoroon,
- tin-whistle,
- whistle,
- woods,
- woodwind,
- woodwind choir,
- woodwind instrument
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