Verb:

कंजूस, कंजूष व्हा,

skimped's Usage Examples:

The stories never skimped on the action, but Powell"s talent for humor, his penchant for sending.

rarity in the desert, for the camels because one of the team members had skimped on buying fodder for the animals.

Irish Independent, "PV buys out Green Cinema for £1½", 24 October, 1987 The Irish Times, "Scots haven"t skimped on Stephen"s Green HQ", 31 March, 2005.

transcendence – of your previous stuff; (4) a book in which nothing is skimped or shirked or tossed off or played for the easy laugh, and where (it seems.

in 1859 when it was discovered that the contractors Frost " Watson had skimped on materials for the dam wall, but came in for a share of the blame and.

Yet in cleaving to this scrupulous technique, he has skimped on the more obvious satisfactions of excitement and suspense.

" It’s certainly the case that Virgo skimped on the narrative in favor of the mood.

Although Ford had taken great care to blend into Earth society, he had "skimped a bit on his preparatory research," and thought that the name "Ford Prefect".

The scandal was portrayed accurately, but the details were not skimped on in making it easy to understand for those unfamiliar with it.

Winchester never skimped on the many adornments that she believed contributed to its architectural.

Zeffirelli, and it is interesting that the opera-within-the-film is not skimped on, as is usually the case in films containing scenes from other productions.

Another Magazine have been repetitive supports and she certainly hasn’t skimped on locking in the luxury clientele that makes one stand out: Burberry,.

fire with a hard-hitting television advertisement alleging that Duffy skimped on his responsibilities as a District Attorney and the quality of his office’s.

Synonyms:

restrict, scant,

Antonyms:

sell, lose, derestrict,