"Kanjoos makhichoos" is a Hindi phrase used to describe an extremely stingy or miserly person. the phrase paints a vivid picture of someone who is incredibly unwilling to part with their possessions

“I hate you mom, you're a miser!” Thelma had to look up the meaning of the word. She wasn't one to peruse through the pages of a dictionary in search of anything, but that day, she knew she had to search

La Fontaine's fables: The Miser who has Lost his Treasure

Stingy and envious stood before a king, and he said to them: "Ask anything you want, and I will give the second twice the request of the first." Neither of them wanted the other to take more

What greater evil could you wish a miser than long life? Author: Syrus Publilius

Happiness and content square measure in my read the simplest indicators of a successful life. However, it's terribly laborious to realize constant at a go, after all more durable to realize content any

A miserly one is to buy a comb - Miser: Hey bro , I need a new comb. A thornbank of old is broken. Shopkeeper: why a thorn is broken, why buy a new comb? It can be used to comb your hair. Miser : No, brother,

Tinmo Khan বলছি.... ★ ★ শুরুতেই অভিনন্দন এবং শুভেচ্ছা। ব্যস্ততম সময়ের মাঝেও কষ্ট করে পোস্ট টি পড়ার জন্য। ★ ★ আমি must be বলবো, সে সকল steemit মেম্বারদের যারা প্রথমত বাংলাদেশি বা বাংলা ভাষী ভাই/বন্ধুগণ।

miser man and his wife his wife said to him our son has swallowed a cent lets go to hospital to do the operation and get it out he said : are you serious , paying 500$ for operation for just a cent