Similar words: scrimmage, discriminate, discriminatory, discriminating, discrimination, indiscriminate, indiscriminately, discriminate against. Meaning: [skrɪmp] 
v. subsist on a meager allowance.
v. subsist on a meager allowance. 
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1. Scrimping on safety measures can be a false economy.
2. They scrimped on butter as best as they could.
3. We had to scrimp and save to pay the bills.
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4. They scrimped and saved for years to buy their own home.
5. I've been scrimping and saving all year to pay for our holiday.
6. They scrimped and saved to give the children a good education.
7. How I hate your mean, scrimping, grabbing, greedy guts.
8. All those years of scrimping may have been needless.
9. My parents scrimped and saved to pay for my education.
10. Facing a financially bleak Christmas, he scrimped together every last penny to afford presents for the four boys.
11. We shall scrimp and save , grandchildren on your knee, Vera Chuck & amp; Dave.
12. They had to scrimp and save to send their son to college.
13. She had to scrimp and save to pay for her holiday.
14. There is a risk that the debt-ridden airline that may be tempted to scrimp on maintenance or security.
15. Living on a pension isn't easy you know. You really have to scrimp and save.
16. Do you suppose the Mind that imaged that profuseness ever intended you to be limited, to have to scrimp and save in order to eke out a bare existence?
17. John was making more money, but I continued to scrimp and save.
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