Difference between Stingy and Mingy

STINGY vs MINGY: ADJECTIVE

Used of persons or behavior; characterized by or indicative of lack of generosity
Small in quantity; meager.
Mean and stingy.
Mean, miserly, stingy.

Stinging; piercing, as the wind; sharp, as a criticism.
Unwilling to spend (money, time, resources, etc.)
Ill-tempered.
Meanly avaricious; extremely close-fisted and covetous; niggardly: as, a stingy fellow.
Scanty; not full or plentiful.
Synonyms Parsimonious, Miserly, etc. (see penurious), illiberal, ungenerous, saving, chary.

Grudging, Beggarly, Little, Cheap, Selfish, Mingy, Tight, Chintzy, Penurious, Niggardly, Ungenerous, Meager, Tightfisted, Parsimonious, Miserly

Trifle, Flavourless, Dillies, Toothsome, Gluttonous, Unappetizing, Faddy, Gristly, Tight, Mean, Small, Stingy, Little, Ungenerous, Miserly

Grudging, Beggarly, Little, Cheap, Selfish, Mingy, Tight, Chintzy, Penurious, Niggardly, Ungenerous, Meager, Tightfisted, Parsimonious, Miserly

Trifle, Flavourless, Dillies, Toothsome, Gluttonous, Unappetizing, Faddy, Gristly, Tight, Mean, Small, Stingy, Little, Ungenerous, Miserly

Right because you feature a pocketable area to use on, it does not mingy that there is less you can do with it.
Four years later, commonsense and nerves got the better of me, she chased the mingy weasel out of the chamber.
In the infant or junior baby with SMA, note mercenary mingy strongbox with decreased ride, less bulging abdomen, and ambiguous breathing pattern.
We would have got no positions in any business concern and each of his time of years as a mingy spiral.