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tightfisted with money What does tightfisted with money mean?	to not want to spend any money	The man is very tightfisted with money and he never likes to spend it at all.
tightfisted (with money) What does tightfisted (with money) mean?	to be stingy with money	My friend is very tightfisted with money and he never likes to buy anything.
tightfisted (with money) What does tightfisted (with money) mean?	to be very stingy with money	My uncle is very tightfisted with money and does not want to spend any at all.
tightfisted with money What does tightfisted with money mean?	to not want to spend any money	The man is very tightfisted with money and he never likes to spend it.
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lightning never strikes twice (in the same place) What does "lightning never strikes twice (in the same place)" mean?	the same type of misfortune does not occur twice to the same person	Lightning never strikes twice and I do not think that our house will be flooded again.

have one`s feet on the ground What does "have one`s feet on the ground" mean?	be practical or sensible	The new sales manager really has his feet on the ground.
munchies What does "munchies" mean?	craving for food, usually junk food
Take forty winks What does "Take forty winks" mean?	If you take 40 winks, you have a short sleep.
naked eye What does "naked eye" mean?	the human eye (not using a microscope or binoculars or telescope etc.)	It was difficult to see the star with the naked eye.
revved What does "revved" mean?	excited; eager
munchkin What does "munchkin" mean?	small, unimportant person
fruity What does "fruity" mean?	of or pertaining to silly behavior
Wither on the vine What does "Wither on the vine" mean?	If something withers on the vine, it fails to get the intended result, doesn't come to fruition.
ante up What does "ante up" mean?	to produce or pay a necessary amount of money for something (an ante is the amount of money that you put on the table before beginning a card game)	Everybody had to ante up in order to collect enough money to buy a present for our boss.
see red What does "see red" mean?	to become very angry	My friend saw red last night when I told him about the broken dishes.

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Tightfisted With Money Idiom