Thrifty is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THRIFTY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• frugal
• using money and other resources carefully and not wastefully
• (of livestock or plants) strong and healthy
• prosperous.
• not wasteful with money
• careful and diligent in the use of resources
• mindful of the future in spending money
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• displaying thrift

Words related to THRIFTY

fendy12 provident15 thriftier15 thriftiest16 thriftily18 thriftiness17

Words that contain THRIFTY

unthrifty18 unthriftyhed25 unthriftyhead26 unthriftyheds26 unthriftyheads27

How to use THRIFTY in a sentence

• For the most part, and this is true especially of the Jews, they are steady, industrious, quiet, sober, thrifty, quick to learn, and tolerably honest.
• On each side of this lawn was an orchard, thrifty and young, and which were already beginning to show signs of putting forth their blossoms.
• The country is more thickly inhabited, and has a more thrifty and prosperous air than any part of Asia Minor which I have seen.
• In Rochester, then as now the centre of a thrifty, liberal, and progressive population, Douglass gradually won the sympathy and support which such an enterprise demanded.
• Fortunately, at a small distance before them, was a farmhouse which looked as if it belonged to a large and thrifty farmer.
• The third class consisted of the men who were thrifty, as well as adventurous, the men who were even more industrious than restless.
• They were now in one of the recent pine plantations, treading a wood-road open to the sky, running between acres and acres of thrifty young pines.
• At the far end of the passage, on the wall-space between the staircase and the kitchen door, raised on a small bracket, a small tin lamp showed a thrifty flame.
• He never was thrifty but lavish till he came into the ownership of the land.
• She was so thrifty and good that her name passed into a proverb.
• They were brave, and honorable, and moral, and in a primitive way, thrifty.
• I seem to hear far off sounds of busy people, thrifty mills, and successful railways.
• No other land holds a race more prudent, industrious and thrifty! It is a land where everybody works.
• Upon his return he went into business with his father, and it is said was even more thrifty and energetic in the management of their affairs than the old gentleman himself.
• He did not seek permission to marry or to build a house, but as he was skilful and industrious and thrifty, a man in the prime of life, the commune left him alone.
• My mother being a thrifty colored woman and a practical nurse, everywhere she went, a case gave thirty dollars and her board and mine.
• Thrifty, aspiring Negroes wondered what was the business of the police.
• The larger portion of this middle class, however, were thrifty and industrious enough.
• Skillful with her needle and thrifty in her purchases, the outfit when completed might have represented twice the outlay that Henry expended on it.
• They are still young men, in the prime of life, while the opportunities of a thrifty country invite their assistance and leadership on every hand.
• Their men marry the women of the islands and have large families, the boys of this class being wonderfully thrifty.
• Clear down to historic times there was a thrifty population in many of the now barren spots.
• Above all, be thrifty and save your money, and do not complain and whine at your apparent disadvantages.
• We will, however, leave him at this thrifty employment, having no design, gentle reader, to make the occasion as wearisome to thee as to himself.
• There is a bank in which the thrifty can put their savings, and when they go back to the city they draw these savings out.

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