Adjective:

डंक मारनेवाला, मक्खीचूस, नीच, कंजूस,

stingy's Usage Examples:

According to yourDictionary, a cheapskate is "a person unwilling to give or spend money; stingy person."

Richard Dreyfuss - This actor once had a reputation for being on the stingy side, but it seems that he's seen the error of his ways.

The vast majority of these services charge a fee and the few that may come with a "free trial" can come with some rather stingy restrictions.

Sephora: The indulgent beauty store isn't stingy when it comes to doling out free samples of their high-end products.

The hat, which belongs to a stingy amateur magician named Professor Hinkle, becomes the focal point of the story as Hinkle attempts to retrieve it.

Please note that neither of these programs are intended for continuous, long-term use, as they're stingy on rest days and your body will require a break now and then.

Her father is very rich and stingy.

I wanted to tell her that I had been making a list and she was on it, but Gwyneth was not stingy, only stupid.

at work, he combined a certain easy good-nature ~ which inspired confidence, and though stingy in spending money on himself, he could be lavish in buying men either dangerous or likely to be useful.

This, which is now chiefly used in the sense of inferior, low, ignoble, or of avaricious, penurious, "stingy," meant originally that which is common to more persons or things than one.

Synonyms:

exiguous, hand-to-mouth, minimum, scanty, spare, scrimpy, adequacy, deficient, measly, scarce, meager, sufficiency, insufficient, meagre, hardscrabble, meagerly, minimal, miserable, paltry, bare,

Antonyms:

altruistic, generous, stinginess, unselfish, charitable,