stinâ²giâ¢ness, n. syn: stingy, parsimonious, miserly mean reluctant to part with money, possessions, or other things. stingy means unwilling to give, share, or spend anything of value: a stingy employer; an expert stingy with advice.frican informal), tight as a duck's arse (taboo slang) The West is stingy with aid. 2. insufficient, inadequate, meagre, small, pathetic, scant, skimpy, measly (informal), scanty, on the small side Many people may consider this a rather stingy amount.
My mom was in this stage for about 6 years. She couldn't walk or talk, was totally incontinent and bed bound. I see this with many of my clients with end-stage dementia, and from their stories I can tell you that each person is different.Some people can thrive for years with the right care-and others, even with the best care, can pass quickly.y mom was in this stage for about 6 years. She couldn't walk or talk, was totally incontinent and bed bound. I see this with many of my clients with end-stage dementia, and from their stories I can tell you that each person is different.
the average age of death in England is 86 for males and 91 for females but due to medical research and improvements of drugs every year a person lives half a year longer so in â¦ two years a male will live to 87 and a female to 92.