Associations to the word «Scrooge»
Noun
- Narrator
- Money
- Fortune
- Torch
- Portrayal
- Lending
- Poly
- Poe
- Antagonist
- Reginald
- Eve
- Greed
- Angus
- Receipt
- Flashback
- Spell
- Cartoonist
- Rival
- Steele
- Universe
- Villain
- Caretaker
- Adventurer
- Lionel
- Character
- Roosevelt
- Robe
- Cash
- Businessman
- Soda
- Annie
- Grave
- Clan
- Confrontation
- Coin
- Beggar
- Wealth
- Protagonist
- Katie
- Donation
- Ignorance
- Holly
- Laughing
- Mackenzie
- Temper
- Chip
- Meet
- Dinner
- Compassion
- Twist
- Depiction
- Creator
- Trembling
- Quest
- Charles
- Inventor
- Cane
- Dale
- Owen
- Curtain
- Pile
- Shilling
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
SCROOGE, noun. A miserly person; a person with an excessive dislike of spending money or other resources.
SCROOGE, proper noun. The fictional character Ebenezer Scrooge of Dickens’s A Christmas Carol.
Dictionary definition
SCROOGE, noun. A selfish person who is unwilling to give or spend.
Wise words
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