Gadit

skimp

Definitions
1To use less of something than is necessary or appropriate, often to save money or resources.
She tends to skimp on ingredients when cooking, which affects the taste of the dish.
The company decided to skimp on safety measures to cut costs, which led to several accidents.
He always skimped on heating during winter to save on the electricity bill.
Word Origin
Language
English
Originally meant
to make scanty or insufficient
Background
The word 'skimp' likely originated in the late 18th century, possibly as a variant of 'scrimp', which means to be sparing or frugal. It reflects the idea of providing less than what is needed.
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