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run tight ship

[ ship ]SEE DEFINITION OF run tight ship
  • as inscrimp
  • as ineconomize

Synonyms for run tight ship

  • cut back
  • skimp
  • conserve
  • curtail
  • save
  • be cheap
  • be economical
  • be frugal
  • be prudent
  • be sparing
  • cut corners
  • make ends meet
  • pinch pennies
  • run a tight ship
  • stretch a dollar
  • tighten one's belt
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Antonyms for run tight ship

  • spend
  • waste
  • squander
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MORE RELATED WORDS FOR RUN TIGHT SHIP

economize

verbsave money
  • be frugal
  • be prudent
  • be sparing
  • conserve
  • cut back
  • cut corners
  • cut down
  • keep within means
  • make ends meet
  • manage
  • meet a budget
  • pay one's way
  • pinch pennies
  • retrench
  • run tight ship
  • scrimp
  • shepherd
  • skimp
  • stint
  • stretch a dollar
  • tighten one's belt
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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