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Miserly

Miserly

Miserly by Brilhasti1

Miserly – (adj) / [mahy-zer-lee] stingy; mean.

Bolster by Tela Chhe

Bolster by kellinahandbasket

Bolster by woodleyeonderworks

Bolster – (v) / [bohl-ster] support; reinforce; add.

Prolific by Martin Pettitt

Prolific

Prolific

Prolific – (adj) / [pruh-lif-ik] abundantly fruitful; producing in large quantities or with great frequency.

Terse by Jean Pichot

Terse

Terse

Terse – (adj) / [turs] concise; pithy; brief. by othree

Miserly – (adj) / [mahy-zer-lee] stingy; mean.

Bolster – (v) / [bohl-ster] support; reinforce; add.

Prolific – (adj) / [pruh-lif-ik] abundantly fruitful; producing in large quantities or with great frequency.

Terse – (adj) / [turs] concise; pithy; brief. by othree