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Definition of tight-fisted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
- My uncle is so tight-fisted he never buys gifts.
- The tight-fisted landlord refused to fix anything.
- She’s too tight-fisted to donate to charity.
Expressions with tight-fisted
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employer who is unwilling to spend money
The tight-fisted employer refused to give raises this year.
Origin of tight-fisted
English, tight (firm) + fisted (having a fist)
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