What does frugal mean?
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economical/ cheap ie Pete is very frugal and our family has managed to make ends meet on minimum wage
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These people are usually thinking about themselves only. They like to spend money, but only for what they want. If they ever buy a present for anyone, out of obligation, they will get the cheapest thing they can find.
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I'll give a guess\n\nI figure it's a term that people may use if foolishly spending money\n\nfrom dollars to doughnuts \n\ndoughnuts meaning nothing, zeros like the shape of a doughnut.\n\nthat's my guess.
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Others may call you cheap, but your habits will some day make you rich.  It's not what you spend that makes you wealthy...it's what you save.
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Because they meaning the person that bought it is trying to take the easy route which is costing her more. All you need to do is cut calories, walk, and eat right. Why spend that much money on something you know isn't going to work when you can do it for free well almost free??? There is no easy way out.
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The word "wholesome".
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It means you're "broke, no money, I mean like nothing".
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Maybe you're trying to say: \ndis·posa·bili·ty n. \ndis·pos·a·ble   \nDesigned to be disposed of after use: disposable diapers; disposable razors. \n\nRemaining to a person after taxes have been deducted: disposable income. \nFree for use; available: Every disposable piece of equipment was sent to the fire.
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Well, since you saved 800.00 that you were planning to spend, you're 800.00 richer. This is not the time to get thrifty. I would suggest at least 200-300$. If you don't feel comfortable giving them cash, you can get them a gift card. If they are into home improvement, a Lowe's or Home Depot card would be appreciated. Plus they'll remember you if you need any more free/ reduced jobs done in the future.
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the word means, rewarding.\n\n1.giving money in hard currency\n2.giving access to classified information/services/resources\n3.giving token/coupens\n4.giving leverage in some way
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I think it means: "What kind of person trys to get more money for the betterment of their life at their life's risk?"
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Sometimes having too much of something makes it less valuable, less attractive, or less of a novelty. That is what "Less is more" means. :)
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First of all "frase" is not a word.  There's a damn spell check.  Use it.  The "phrase" cheaper by the dozen means that it you buy 12 (a dozen) of something, it is cheaper than paying for one at a time.  For instance, let's say that one egg costs $1, but 12 (a dozen) eggs costs only $11, you save money by buying the dozen, because twelve eggs should cost $12.
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you can buy some thing cheap a  garage sale or some thing....\n\n\nJustin
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I've always thought it meant "very common,inexpensive and or plentiful".  \nFor example:  In the summertime sunglasses are a dime a dozen.  \nMeaning: they are in every store and you can get them cheap because it's summer.
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Frisky Briskly and Risky?\n\n\nBrisky is not a word Briskly is
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Thrift.  This is a case (as a previous answerer has correctly stated) where the abstract noun has diverged from the verb in meaning.  (The connection between 'thrive' and 'thrift' in meaning, though is understandable, if remote).\nThe same phonological rule is at work here as with 'give' and 'gift'.