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Although the Huskers would beat Oklahoma without him, they were not able to overcome a stingy Clemson defense in the Orange Bowl, where a win may have given the Huskers a possible national championship.

Later appearances included episodes of Charlie's Angels, Happy Days (including an appearance as "tough-as-nails" United States Army recruiter Sergeant Bechler), on Marlo Thomas' TV show That Girl, as Thomas' stingy cousin Howard (Season 1, Episode 27), Love, American Style, Operation Petticoat, Friends, Columbo and Murder, She Wrote.

This kind of stingy "mercy" was really some gigantic excrement drained upon Huahsi's head, but he thought of a way around it.

] The other sequences, sad to say, are also somewhat stingy, lizard-wise-and equally uninteresting to play.

Basque zur "wood; stingy", zurrun "rigid, hard; pole, beam") (Coromines).

Mushnik, the grumpy, stingy owner of Mushnik's Flower Shop.

In the weeks prior to the world premiere, Prokofiev's biographer Nestyev and music critic Grigori Shneyerson complained that the composer was being "stingy" with explanations of a work they and the musicians of the Leningrad Philharmonic found difficult.

Painter's teams are also known for their "stout, stingy, defense" and their "overwhelming offense".

As a bank manager, he is efficient if ruthless and stingy; as a military commander he can at first glance be seen as barely competent, confused by the 24-hour clock, his plans often resulting in chaos.

The deal proved extremely successful for the Blues, for Berenson became the first great offensive star of the newly minted Western Division, while Plager anchored a stingy defence that allowed the fewest goals in the NHL in 1969, the second fewest in 1970, and the third fewest in 1971.

She was absolutely careless and couldn't plan family budget which led to grand scandals involving her husband – Vasily Ivanovich Zelyoniy, a low-ranking official, a stingy and generally unsympathetic man, as Rina described him.

These portrayed the Swabians as stingy, overly serious or prudish petty bourgeois simpletons, as reflected in "The Seven Swabians" (Die sieben Schwaben), one of the Kinder- und Hausmärchen published by the Brothers Grimm.

In Tanzania, referring to someone as “Pare” is synonymous with calling them “stingy” or “cheap”.