MISER

MISER


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Word: miser
Word origin: late 15th century (as an adjective in the sense ‘miserly’): from Latin, literally ‘wretched’.
Phonetic: ˈmʌɪzə
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a person who hoards wealth and spends as little money as possible. Example: a typical miser, he hid his money in the house in various places


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81 Dodge Omni variant for a tightwad
Big spenders opposite
Bread crumb?
Cheap chap
Cheap so-and-so
Cheapie
Cheapskate
Cheeseparer
Churl
Closefisted one
Dough nut?
Ebenezer Scrooge
Extremely stingy person
Fagin
Hardly a spendthrift
Man of rare gifts?
Marner
Molieres Harpagon
Molire comedy
Molires Harpagon
Money hoarder
Moneygrubber
Muckworm
Nickel nurser
Niggardly one
Nipcheese
No gleeful giver
No philanthropist
Not exactly Diamond Jim
Overly tight sort
Penny pincher
Penny-pincher
Philanthropists antithesis
Pincher of pennies
Pinchfist
Pinchpenny
Pocket protector?
Saver
Scrooge
Scrooge McDuck
Scrooge in film is erratic (5)
Shakespeares Shylock
Silas Marner
Skin flint
Skinflint
Someone least likely to pick up the tab
Spendthrifts antithesis
Stingy one
Stingy person
Stingy sort
Super-skinflint
Tight type
Tight-fisted one
Tight-fisted person
Tight-fisted type
Tightfisted one
Tightfisted sort
Tightfisted type
Tightwad
Tightwad & 81 Dodge Omni variant
Tightwad & no-frills 81 Dodge Omni variant
Tightwads no-frills 81 Dodge Omni variant
Unlikely donor
Unlikely grant giver
One of the Collier brothers, for instance.
Jack Benny's role.
Jack Benny's pretended role.
Silas Marner, for one.
Hoarder
Jack Benny's radio role.
Assumed role of Jack Benny.
Silas Marner, for example.
Lover of money.
Parsimonious one.
Marner-like individual.
Old Scrooge, for one.
Cheeseparing one.
Avid collector
Benny's role.
Benny's impersonation.
Money grubber.
Many a 5 Across.
Greedy one
Hunks
Collector of a sort
Silas Marner, e.g.
Marner or Scrooge
Eagle-squeezer
Marner, for one
Molière's Harpagon
Molière's Harpagon, for one
Scrooge or Harpagon
Molière's Harpagon, e.g.
Harpagon, for instance
Scrooge, for one.
Scrooge or Marner
Harpagon, e.g.
Avaricious one
Scrooge, e.g.
Molière comedy, with The
Scrooge McDuck, notably
Jack Benny persona
Clusterfist
Death and the ___ (Bosch painting in the National Gallery of Art)
Niggardly person
Cheeseparing person
Niggard.
Hoarder of money
One such as Scrooge
Stingy hoarder
Skinflint causing grief, 22
Penny-pincher causing endless suffering
Skinflint causing endless grief
Tight-fisted type causing endless hardship
Some caviare simply upset skinflint
Skinflint lives alone finally in room after retirement
Avaricious hoarder
Economist, if professional, would be one who takes the pledge
Bloke spending nought, ultimately?
Work of 18 having spacecraft without directions
Stingy character of motorway service having lost its grip
Harpagon's promise remains herein
In firm I serve a money-grubber
He keeps on accumulating endless unhappiness
No time for Mister Scrooge
Minister's no nit-picker over expenditure
Holder of revenue for motorway is the Queen
Unlikely GoFundMe donor
Man with no time but lots of money?
One that's near title losing time
Scrooge is gripped by recall of sleep with dreams
Shylock, for example
Scroogean persona
Shylock or Scrooge
Word from the Latin for wretched
Too-frugal type
Hardly an oversharer
Unlikely philanthropist
13 swears regularly behind setter's back
Musical drama
Protein hormone
Foreign ___
Loss of memory
Type of comedy
Skill leading German invader to adopt elevated attitude of British king
Man with weapon left limb twisted amidst crude flailing
River valley starts to widen after downpour initially
One who shoes horses
Scrooge, latest part for Alastair Sim, incorporating 10 finally growing up?
Money is, with little hesitation, near fellow
One's reluctant to spend money in motorway services, having mostly been ripped off
Man wanting no time near fellow
Eimis erudite, content and not a spendthrift
Title for man giving nowt ultimately away?
Mean person
Fourth circle of hell inhabitant, in Dante
Fourth circle of hell inhabitant, in Dante
Scrooge persona
Cheeseparer removing last of Roquefort from man
Scrooge, at first
Mr T going missing - tightwad!
Man spending reluctantly, essentially?
Pocket protector
Scrooge, famously
Person with cobwebs on their wallet?
Endless unhappiness for skinflint
Marley regularly is shocking Scrooge?
Mize reportedly back on Tour? Hes unlikely to chip in




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