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61scantity — scantˈity noun (rare) • • • Main Entry: ↑scant …
62Oligomenorrhea — Scant menstruation. Less menstrual blood flow than usual. * * * Scanty menstruation. [oligo + menorrhea] * * * oli·go·men·or·rhea or chiefly Brit oli·go·men·or·rhoea .men ə rē ə n abnormally infrequent or scanty menstrual flow * * *… …
63scanty — scant|y [ˈskænti] adj 1.) not enough ▪ There is only scanty evidence of his involvement. 2.) scanty clothes are small and do not cover very much of your body used to show disapproval >scantily adv ▪ scantily clad young women …
64scantily — scant|i|ly [ skæntıli ] adverb in a way that is not enough: Women are still scantily represented in the party. scantily clad/dressed wearing clothes that do not cover much of your body: scantily clad dancers …
65scanty — scant|y [ skænti ] adjective 1. ) not much and less than is needed: We have only received scanty information so far. 2. ) scanty clothes show parts of your body that are usually covered …
66scanties — scant·ies …
67scantiness — scant·i·ness …
68scantling — scant·ling …
69scantness — scant·ness …
70scanty — scant / scanty [adj] inadequate bare, barely sufficient, close, deficient, exiguous, failing, insufficient, limited, little, meager, minimal, narrow, poor, rare, restricted, scrimpy, short, shy, skimpy, slender, spare, sparing, sparse, stingy,… …
