Frugal
[FROO-guhl]
The Latin root frug comes from Latin frux or frugis, meaning “fruit,” “produce,” or “the yield of the earth.”
“Frugal as usual, he managed to find an engagement ring that was a fifth of its original price. But she didn’t mind; he always made it a point to find her nice things.”
What is the best definition of frugal?
Thrifty or careful about the way one spends money
Stingy or tight with money to the point of being cheap
Miserly and seeking to keep all the money for one’s self
Adept at searching the internet for rare treasures
The Latin root frug comes from Latin frux or frugis, meaning “fruit,” “produce,” or “the yield of the earth.”
“Frugal as usual, he managed to find an engagement ring that was a fifth of its original price. But she didn’t mind; he always made it a point to find her nice things.”
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