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Now, not surprisingly, the suggestion that Jews are excellent penny pinchers, which is an old stereotype, offended many and triggered a wave of denunciations.

CNN Transcript Oct 20, 2009

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Field & Stream

It was the prospect of seeing her which, above all else, had lent, in anticipation, an altogether new radiance to the day when he should present himself in his home with the long-tasseled student cap on his head, the unnecessary "pinchers" on his nose, and with the other traditional paraphernalia of the Norwegian student.

Tales From Two Hemispheres

Parents will note with interest the satirical penny "pinchers" consistently getting the better of credit card, the allusions to Spinal Tap, and simply the shamelessness of the fart humour.

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The inflation in the system over the last forty years has jacked costs for specialists astronomically while leaving doctors and nurses behind to deal with the penny-pinchers at the insurance companies.

Matthew Yglesias » Controlling Costs Through Making the Price Lower

There are coin droppers, penny pinchers, screaming baby bringers, stand in the middle of the damn way-erers, and the do you have a plastic baggers.

Yard Sailing

As a parent myself, who lives a long distance from the typical support group of family and friends, I welcome this make-shift community of penny pinchers with open arms.

ProWomanProLife » Pro-active thrift

We aren't on top of the world in financial resources because we refuse to spend money and are penny pinchers.

Health Care at Last

Shimmering metallic colors on bug bodies, filigree wings, and calligraphic pinchers, attest to the individual and natural beauty of each creature.

Tracey Harnish: Jennifer Angus at CAFAM

But he reminded Marines that they had to be the "penny pinchers" of the U.S. military.

Military Chiefs to Work on Cutting $400 Billion