Vocabulary and Synonyms

Skinflint refers to a stingy person who is unwilling to spend money. It describes someone excessively frugal or miserly. Miser correctly captures this meaning of someone who hoards money and spends reluctantly. Option A has a typo - 'Geed' should be 'Greed'.

Sanguinary means involving or causing much bloodshed. Bloody is the correct definition.

Sleight refers to the use of dexterity or cunning, especially so as to deceive. Dexterity is the correct synonym.

Salient means most noticeable or important. Prominent is the correct synonym.

A sepulcher is a small room or monument, cut in rock or built of stone, in which a dead person is laid or buried. Tomb is the correct synonym.

Sallow describes an unhealthy yellow or pale brown color of a person's face or complexion. Yellowish is the correct definition.

A sarcophagus is a stone coffin, typically adorned with a sculpture or inscription. Stone coffin is the correct definition.

Saturnine means slow and gloomy in manner. Gloomy is the correct synonym.

Reverie is daydreaming or fanciful musing.

Miserly means relating to or characteristic of a miser, specifically being stingy with money. Stingy is the correct synonym.

Minuscule means extremely small or tiny. Extremely small is the correct definition.

A misapprehension is a mistaken belief or an error in understanding. Therefore, error is the correct synonym.

Mincing refers to a way of walking or speaking that is affectedly dainty or refined. Option A captures this definition accurately.

A mite is a very small creature, but in historical or literary contexts, it also refers to a very small coin or a small contribution. Given the options, small coin is the intended definition.

A missive is a formal or official letter. Letter is the direct synonym.