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skimpiness

/skim-pee/US // ˈskɪm pi //UK // (ˈskɪmpɪ) //

吝啬,吝啬症,吝啬鬼,吝啬的人

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1

    skimp·i·er, skimp·i·est.

    • : lacking in size, fullness, etc.; scanty: a skimpy hem; a skimpy dinner.
    • : too thrifty; stingy: a skimpy housekeeper.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as ininadequacy
as inwant

Examples

  • Annette makes a similar promise of emotional richness, but no matter how much of themselves the filmmakers have poured into it, the payoff is skimpy.

  • That also means having smooth and clear bikini areas is paramount for short shorts and skimpy swimsuits.

  • Recent research has shown how our skimpy powder days and warm winter rains carry down the chain into summer and fall and impact water use, drought, and even fire resiliency.

  • During her 2011 tour of Canada, a skimpy yellow frock flew skywards on a Calgary airfield.

  • His minimalist performance was so haunting—and his Oscar track record so skimpy—that I figured he was a lock.

  • Skimpy bralets and short-shorts take the cake in Britney Spears's new music video for her new anthem.

  • Spears works a series of fabulous, skimpy looks in her video.

  • They lean against the fence, hips jutted out, their legs exposed by scanty pink shorts and skimpy dresses.

  • A little trick with skimpy skirts whipped about plump calves crossed on over.

  • There were no pigs about when Sheppy was receiving his somewhat skimpy education, so he doesn't know what to do with Clementine.

  • Their skimpy portions of stew were spooned on magnesium plates.

  • Per contra, I had a skimpy bed and room, and just the necessaries of life as far as nursing was concerned.

  • "But we haven't got a tent, and our grub is pretty skimpy, say what you will," the grumbler went on to protest.