frugal

adj.

Thrifty, referring to a person. Or sparse, referring to things.

"People who grew up in the Depression seem to be more frugal. They never buy name-brand stuff!"

"Ebenezer Scrooge retired, after long a day of screwing people over, to his dingy apartment to consume his frugal (thin/watery) serving of gruel" --severly paraphrased from Dickens' "A Christmas Carol"

by blueagave April 18, 2006

Fuganonelicious

When something is ugly and definitely not delicious (or delricious); something fricken ugly and not delicious; a fugly not delicious object or thing.

That cake looked so fuganonelicious. She was totally fuganonelicious.

by Fuganonelicious October 25, 2010

Frugalism

The distinctive practice, system, philosophy and movement of being frugal.

I am so frugal, I am going to start a movement based on the practice and philosophy of frugalism.

by bhm87 May 28, 2012

Fluganflagen

A vagina

My fluganflagen smells, it needs a wash

by Tizalba December 9, 2020

Frugalcoholic

A heavy or habitual drinker who is cost-conscious, and thus seeks out beers, wines, spirits, and bars which have exceptional value -- not necessarily the absolute cheapest, but those with real qualitative and/or quantitative “bang for the buck”.

Wild Turkey 101 is good enough to drink neat yet cheap enough to mix, so it really appeals to the frugalcoholic in me …

On Monday night, Charlie’s Taphouse has half-off all draft beer, so all the frugalcoholics will be there.

by qwyzykl September 22, 2021

frugaling

the act and art of maximizing your budget and minimizing costs

Sally and Bob are frugaling there way through a supermarket, and found some great deals!

by frugalingorg May 8, 2013

Frugalness

the act of not spending what one does not have. To live within your means not your wishes.

Once I lost my job, I felt a sence of frugalness come upon me.

by Chef G. July 6, 2010