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Next to those figures, a mere 20 looks kind of mingy.

Summed up like that, his life seemed a rather scant and mingy thing.

That is a mingy, demeaning assessment of our democracies, in my view.

Their little mingy daily lives take over these stories."

Or create as juicy and mingy characters, and become rich in the doing?

Little political commotion, late press attention, relief efforts ranging from zero to mingy.

Here Continental did not, as it so often does, translate as mingy.

The chicken shop looks pretty mingy and the stench it gives off would stop a clock.

But if the rooms were mingy, the closets were magnificent.

In a way this adventurousness may seem surprising in such a mingy economy.

All a bit mingy for such a big house, was Lalage's inward comment.

Everyone is in place and Mingy spies movement of several creatures on the face of the mountain.

Ken Thomson's scrimping habits are equally mingy, if less well known.

There's something very New York about this store, very yeasty, not mingy.

What if they were mingy, like, or nasty-tempered?

She seemed little and mingy, pale and tight.

There's an unwieldy attempt to graft farce onto the mingy melodrama.

Certainly there's nothing like a mortgage and a steady job with a mingy vacation plan to interfere with what I used to live for: travel.

Oooh, that's the salmon mingy with the stuff!

It will look especially mingy on the enormous U.S. site."

You're a bit mingy.

Queen Elizabeth II is forced to eke out a mingy existence on state benefits.

And the caviar-topped potatoes on the side had such a mingy portion of caviar I wondered why the menu bothered to mention it.

For several years, this cotoneaster was a mingy thing, then suddenly, or so it seems, it has become almost a full-blown tree.

He will keep everyone from realizing that "compassionate conservatism" is a fallacy, that you can't be generous and mingy at the same time.