Associations to the word «Scrooge»
Noun
- Marley
- Dickens
- Louie
- Dewey
- Carol
- Tiny
- Christmas
- Gladstone
- Duck
- Rosa
- Nephew
- Donald
- Bark
- Fergus
- Ghost
- Matilda
- Uncle
- Disney
- Bin
- Walt
- Hicks
- Yukon
- Sim
- Sled
- Niece
- Treasure
- Nugget
- Carl
- Adventures
- Comic
- Jacob
- Mickey
- Fred
- Belle
- Tim
- Visitation
- Grandma
- Adaptation
- Reprise
- Musical
- Waistcoat
- Gideon
- Spectre
- Steal
- Retrieve
- Counting
- Blot
- Daisy
- Silas
- Earnestness
- Seymour
- Amulet
- Platter
- Dell
- Bob
- Pudding
- Generosity
- Spirit
- Clerk
- Downs
- Novella
- Burt
- Rt
- Potion
- Cartoon
- Romano
- Rainbow
- Past
- Guinness
- Refuse
- Mouse
- Story
- Starring
- Redemption
- Haunt
- Drake
- Adventure
- Boys
- Merry
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
SCROOGE, noun. A miserly person; a person with an excessive dislike of spending money or other resources.
SCROOGE, proper noun. The fictional character Ebenezer Scrooge of Dickens’s A Christmas Carol.
Dictionary definition
SCROOGE, noun. A selfish person who is unwilling to give or spend.
Wise words
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