Economy

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 134
e-kon'o-ml, n. Management of affairs, esp. as to expense or disbursement internal, and esp. the pecuniary, management anv undertaking, corporation, state, etc.: system rules by which anything is managed: thrifty ke ping frugal it5y.; — E'conomlc, -ical, a. the household; domestic; pert, to economy agement of pecuniary affairs, private or saving of unnece ary expense; prudent in diture; managed with frugality; pert, to sources and wealth of a country. — Economically, adv. — With economy; frugally. — E'conomlcs, sing. Science of domestic and internal management; political economy. — Econ'omist, n. One who ages with frugality: one conversant with economy. — Econ'omize, r. t. [-mized (-mizd), ing.] To use with prudence, expend with frugality. — v. i. To manage pecuniary concerns frugally.
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