#stingy

• Harpagon — The name of the main character in Molière's famous comedy 'The Miser', characterized by pathological stinginess and absurd greed. By antonomasia, it became a common noun used to denote an extremely stingy or avaricious person.
• Miser — A person who is driven by an uncontrollable, selfish, and stingy desire to accumulate and hoard money or wealth, refusing to spend even for bare necessities; a miser, skinflint. As an adjective, it describes behavior or an attitude marked by an excessive attachment to material goods and a complete lack of generosity.
• Miser — A woman driven by an uncontrollable, selfish, and stingy desire to accumulate and hoard money or wealth, refusing to spend even for bare necessities. As an adjective, it is the feminine form of 'avar', describing a person, attitude, or action marked by an excessive attachment to material goods and a complete lack of generosity.
• Avaricious — Manifesting avarice; a person dominated by exaggerated stinginess, who hoards wealth with fierce selfishness and stubbornly refuses to share or consume what they possess. Used as an adjective, it describes a behavior, gesture, or character marked by the obsessive withholding of material resources and a complete lack of generosity.