skimp on



skimp on something

to use too little of something; to save something by using less of it than needed for something. Please don't skimp on the gravy. i like my potatoes swimming in it. They skimped on quality a little when they furnished the lobby.
See also: on, skimp

skimp on

v.
To fail to provide for or supply something appropriately; be stingy with something: That pizzeria always skimps on the pepperoni.
See also: on, skimp

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Iustinianus-Late Roman
Konstantinoskon-stahn-DEE-nosGreek
JØRg-Danish, Norwegian
Andromedaan-DRAW-mə-də (English)Greek Mythology
Micheil-Scottish
Laurissalə-RIS-əEnglish (Rare)