thrifty|thriftier|thriftiest in English

adjective

['thrift·y || 'θrɪftɪ]

economizing; thriving, prospering

Use "thrifty|thriftier|thriftiest" in a sentence

1. She is a thrifty housekeeper.

2. I'm a very thrifty housekeeper - no waste.

3. My mother taught me to be thrifty.

4. A thrifty person is different from a " spendthrift . "

5. An enterprise economy rewards the industrious and thrifty.

6. Couchsurfing: A Smart Alternative for Thrifty Travelers & Experience Seekers

7. Jackie sees the comedy in her millionaire husband's thrifty habits.

8. If the mothers are thrifty, so are their daughters.

9. Not being thrifty, she squanders the household’s hard-earned resources.

10. Except for smoking and drinking, he is a thrifty man.

11. Cutting taxes on savings may persuade Americans to be more thrifty.

12. But memories of her early straits had made her excessively thrifty.

13. Critics fear that adhoc boards, neither accountable nor thrifty, will proliferate.

14. Ford, Thrifty, Ferguson, Pittsburgh and many more Cultivators that match these dimensions

15. She was awkward, and naive, and thrifty, and ill-read, and genteel.

16. Mrs Jones was a very thrifty woman who never wasted anything.

17. And tailor-made ... throw-away fashion that suits the pocket of the thrifty.

18. Plenty of people, particularly the thrifty sort, may mourn the plants' early passing.

19. Another reason for being thrifty is that you get more for your money.

20. They have plenty of money now, but they still tend to be thrifty.

21. She has been provident since she was young, so she is thrifty in shopping.

22. Chickadees are thrifty and they plan ahead, and these skills help them survive in winter

23. There are many good books on the subject of being thrifty and stretching your resources.

24. 21 A thrifty business can save up its profits and reinvest them in the company.

25. A thrifty business can save up its profits and reinvest them in the company.