What is another word for Lickpenny?
Pronunciation: [lˈɪkpənˌi] (IPA) 
Lickpenny is a term that describes a person who is stingy or frugal, often to the point of being considered cheap. There are several synonyms for lickpenny which convey a similar meaning such as penny-pinching, miserly, tightfisted, parsimonious, and Scrooge-like. Penny-pinching refers to someone who is excessively careful with their money, miserly denotes someone who is stingy and hoards their wealth, tightfisted indicates someone who is reluctant to spend money, and parsimonious means someone who is excessively frugal. Scrooge-like, derived from the character Ebenezer in Dickens' A Christmas Carol, refers to someone who is miserly and greedy. These synonyms all describe someone who is unwilling to spend money, either out of choice or necessity.
