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Someone who is very cheap and stingy with their money. Usually they are an unhappy or ornery individual and MAY live in squalor or hoard their possessions. Synonyms could be "Cheapskate", "Tightwad", "Scrooge", "Frugal", "Penny-pincher". Antonyms could be "Generous", "Giving", "Charitable".

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