“To be miserly” in Japanese
Short answer
To be miserly in Japanese is “ちびる” (chibiru). Full meaning: to wet oneself; to be miserly, to be stingy.
Other ways to say “To be miserly” in Japanese
ちびろ
chibiro to wet oneself; to be miserly, to be stingy
ちびッ
chibi to wet oneself; to be miserly, to be stingy
ちびん
chibin to wet oneself; to be miserly, to be stingy
ちびれ
chibire to wet oneself; to be miserly, to be stingy
ちびりゃ
chibirya to wet oneself; to be miserly, to be stingy
ちびら
chibira to wet oneself; to be miserly, to be stingy
ちびろふ
chibiroo to wet oneself; to be miserly, to be stingy
ちびろう
chibiroo to wet oneself; to be miserly, to be stingy
ちびろっ
chibiro to wet oneself; to be miserly, to be stingy
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