Possible Questions:
- Skinflint
- Greedy one
- Churl
- Cheapskate
- Tightwad
- Close one
- Penny pincher
- Scrooge, notably
- Hunks
- Scrooge
- Stingy one
- Silas Marner, e.g.
- Penny-pincher
- Frugal fellow
- Money hoarder
- Tight-fisted type
- Stingy sort
- Spendthrift's antithesis
- Hoarder
- Cheeseparer
- Stingy person
- Scrooge, e.g.
- Pocket protector?
- Pinchpenny
- Molière's Harpagon, e.g.
- Fagin, for one
- Cheap so-and-so
- No philanthropist
- Man of rare gifts?
- Avaricious one
- Unlikely grant giver
- Tight-fisted person
- Tight-fisted one
- Scrooge, for one
- Scrooge or Marner
- One least likely to pick up the tab
- Not a gleeful giver
- No spendthrift, he
- Niggardly one
- Nickel nurser
- Moneygrubber
- Molière comedy, with "The"
- Marner, for one
- Jack Benny persona
- Hardly a philanthropist
- Ebenezer Scrooge, for one
- Dough hoarder
- Big spender's opposite
- Unlikely donor
- Tightfisted type
- Tightfisted sort
- Tightfisted one
- Tight type
- Stingy type
- Someone least likely to pick up the tab
- Skin flint
- Silas Marner, for one
- Silas Marner, for example
- Silas Marner, early on
- Silas Marner
- Shakespeare's Shylock, for one
- Scrooge or Harpagon
- Scrooge McDuck, notably
- Scrooge McDuck, for one
- Scrooge e.g.
- Pinchfist
- Philanthropist's antithesis
- Overly tight sort
- One who's not big on largesse
- No gleeful giver, he
- No gleeful giver
- Muckworm
- Money saver
- Molière's Harpagon, for one
- Molière's Harpagon
- Marner or Scrooge
- Lucre lover
- Harpagon, for instance
- Harpagon, e.g.
- Hardly a spendthrift
- El cheapo
- Collector of a sort
- Clusterfist
- Cheapie
- Cheap chap
- "Eagle-squeezer"