Dyvor
A modernized version of the Scottish word “dyvour”; which means being bankrupt.
Although not used anymore since William IV abolished the practice, it can mean a many things, like being poor, broke, cheap, tacaño, chiflado, pauvre, etc.
Although not used anymore since William IV abolished the practice, it can mean a many things, like being poor, broke, cheap, tacaño, chiflado, pauvre, etc.