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- noun Plural form of
frugalista .
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Examples
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Clothing Swap founder Suzanne Agasi touts swaps as a way to do right by the planet, while London's Sun traces the trend to so-called frugalistas -- would-be fashionistas hit hard in recent months by the credit crunch who have found new (well, new-to-them) ways to revive their wardrobes.
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New ads highlighting "frugalistas" underscore the chic quotient of saving money during a recession.
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While the people dismissed as "frugalistas" by Robert Novak are more than likely politically liberal, Shell's presentation shows that the issue does not have to be a polarizing one.
The Razor 2009
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ROMANS: With frugal fatigue come frugalistas, the people who are -- all right, I'm going to go out there, I'm going to spend my money.
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Our economic contractions have given birth to a new demographic -- the "frugalistas."
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We know that many independent stores supplement their stock with purchases from Costco so will we now see B&N frugalistas doing stock replenishment from Target?
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Our economic contractions have given birth to a new demographic -- the "frugalistas."
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Our economic contractions have given birth to a new demographic -- the "frugalistas."
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On the one hand, we could turn our backyard into a coffee plantation, sell our product to neighborhood frugalistas who are still p.c. enough to want to buy locally grown goods, on the other hand, I could cash out what's left of my retirement fund, because I'll never ever be able to afford to stop working in this lifetime?
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It's the web reality show where extreme frugalistas compete to live on a dime.
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