1. penny-pinching - Noun
2. penny-pinching - Adjective
3. penny-pinching - Adjective Satellite
giving or spending with reluctance
extreme care in spending money; reluctance to spend money unnecessarily
Source: WordNetpenny pinching
our cheeseparing administration Source: Internet
very close (or near) with his money Source: Internet
a penny-pinching miserly old man Source: Internet
A penny-pinching roadside ad salesman, Lambert launched Acheter-moins-cher—“buy cheaper”—in 1998 to aggregate products from around the web and rank them by price. Source: Internet
EU leaders clashed Thursday at a stormy summit to decide the bloc’s seven-year budget after Brexit, with bitter divisions between penny-pinching rich nations, poorer ones wanting to preserve spending and others wanting to fund grand global ambitions. Source: Internet
Americans didn't flock to the suddenly affordable Hydrox; they shunned it as cheap in every sense of the word—the kind of low-budget, fuddy-duddy knockoff favored by penny-pinching grandpas. Source: Internet