Niggard
(noun) miser; mean person; skinflint
“Be not niggard of your speech.” (Macbeth)
(adjective) miserly; parsimonious; sparing
“The niggard prodigal that praised he.” (Rape of Lucrece)
grudging; unwilling
“Niggard of question” (Hamlet)
(verb) begrudge; hoard; use sparingly
“now niggard not thy state” (The Two Noble Kinsmen)
put off; fob off; stint
“nature must obey necessity/ Which we will niggard with a little rest” (Julius Caesar)
source: Shakespeare’s Words by David and Ben Crystal