miser
ˈmaɪzər
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Definition of miser - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

money hoarderperson who hoards money and avoids spending it
  • The miser refused to buy new shoes.
  • The miser hid his coins under the mattress.
  • Neighbours called him a miser for refusing communal repairs.
penny-pincher skinflint tightwad
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Origin of miser

Latin, miser (wretched)

Terms with miser included in their meaning

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miser
miserly and stingy person
miser
person who is stingy with money
rich miser
wealthy and stingy person
fiction
fictional miser who famously hates generosity in a Christmas tale

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  1. French:avare, ...
  2. German:Geizhals, ...
  3. Italian:avaro, ...
  4. Spanish:tacaño, ...
  5. Portuguese:avaro, ...
  6. Chinese:守财奴, ...
  7. Japanese:守銭奴, ...
  8. Arabic:بَخِيل, ...
  9. Hebrew:קַמְצָן, ...
  10. Russian:скряга, ...
  11. Ukrainian:скнара, ...
  12. Hindi:कंजूस, ...
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