"stingy men" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
For example, you could write the following sentence: "The town's postmaster was notorious for being one of the stingiest men the villagers had ever met."
Their third daughter married a stingy man who was killed in a holdup.
U.S.C. played stingy man-to-man defense, rarely allowing the Cardinal to take an uncontested shot.
Over the years, he and his cast including Eddie Anderson as Rochester, his chauffeur and valet; and Benny's wife, Sadie Marks, as Mary Livingstone, his nemesis carefully developed his stage image as a vain, stingy man and would-be violinist.
He's comedically brazen as Cheviot Hill, the wealthy, stingy man who proposes to every woman he meets and can be stopped only when gazing into the "strange lurid" eyes of his guardian.
But it was called "Man of the House," as in "What kind of man of the house would take food from a baby's mouth?" At the risk of sounding like a jerk and quoting myself, I remember the opening line was: "Here's what I know / a stingy man always pays twice".
HAMDEN The Echlin Center, Quinnipiac University The first public screening ever of "The Stingiest Man In Town," a televised musical from 1956, starring Basil Rathbone.
They even took a wry sort of pride in him, and when they said he was the gloomiest, or the stingiest, man in the Western Hemisphere there was boastfulness in their voices; the more eccentric he became, the more they respected him.
Mr. Steigmann is 72, a peppy man with stingy hair, anecdotal, prime greeter material.
To nobody's surprise, her book "Till Darkness" was sold out as soon as it was released this summer.The 67-year-old former movie star portrays the shah as a "stingy, possessive and lustful" man more interested in sex and lavish parties than his country.
In an Irish folk tale, a man named Stingy Jack once escaped the devil with one of these turnip lanterns.
