Stinted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STINTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• STINT, to be niggardly with
• supply a very ungenerous or inadequate amount of (something)
• restrict (someone) in the amount of something, especially money, given or permitted
• be very economical or mean about spending or providing something
NOUN:
• limitation of supply or effort
• a small short-legged sandpiper of northern Eurasia and Alaska, with a brownish back and white underparts.
• a person's fixed or allotted period of work
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to limit

Words related to STINTED

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How to use STINTED in a sentence

• He reduced his expenses, gave up his own house and went to live with his son, sold his carriage and horses, discharged his servants, and stinted himself in every possible way.
• But when the hounds that pursued the stag came to that frozen water, they stinted their pursuit and stood whimpering upon the brink, for the ice and the water repelled them.
• Because I mistake sometimes, it does not follow that I have no reason at all, and that I do everything by mere chance, but only that my reason is stinted and imperfect.
• Such is the mind of man, weak, uncertain, stinted, full of errors.
• Indeed, her livelihood depends in no stinted measure upon her artistic attractions.
• The reforms now begun were not stinted, as of old, but free and hearty.
• Three successive nights, he staggered into camp long after the others had finished their stinted meal.
• Poverty and hard work were their portion, and the share was not stinted out to them.
• What a blessing! On board ship we were not stinted in that respect, but had as much water as we desired for external as well as internal purposes.
• If Alexander had lived he would have made an alliance with Austria and have stinted the army.
• Abe strode over all narrow and stinted measurements, and served his Master out of the fulness of his warm and generous heart.
• Food gone, and money gone, what is to become of us? The stinted relief that England gave us is out.
• The thin surface of soil sustains a shabby, stinted growth of fir, oak, and other trees, which seldom grow above the height of tall shrubbery.
• When young stock of any kind are stinted of their proper food, and their growth receives a check, they never can wholly recover it.
• When a mare is stinted she makes it known by defending herself.
• Nor was this fellowship vouchsafed to me 15 With stinted kindness.
• In the centre of the town is a high stony hill, almost covered with trees of stinted growth, to which, in case of an invasion by the enemy, the inhabitants fly for refuge.
• He had given to his wife the house and lot which she occupied, and had never stinted her in respect of allowances.
• He took them under his wing, and saw, among other things, that they did not starve or go stinted of amusements.
• The trees in this new land were of no stinted or gnarled growth, but shot up tall, straight, and taper.
• So all day long they fought, and stinted not till many a noble knight was slain.
• It is pleasing to note in this respect, that the thanksgiving is not stinted, but is even longer than the prayer.
• The pods become stinted, containing some good and some bad seeds.
• If stinted for space, Egypt was happy in her soil and in her situation.
• Population had probably multiplied in the region, and the tribes began to feel stinted for room.
• But since every bud in the wreath of pleasure Ye owe to the sister Hours, No stinted cups, in a formal measure, The Bromian law makes ours.
• Furthermore, he had worked him hard, stinted him for food and clothing and had been in the habit of flogging him whenever he felt like it.
• But in speaking of his practical dealings with his slaves, General said that he worked them hard, stinted them shamefully for food, and kept them all the time digging.
• If his mother stinted him in other ways, she surely did not where his wardrobe was concerned, and he had the reputation of being one of the best dressed young men in London.
• I was not stinted for money, and it did not matter.

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