Leanness - Law Dictionary Search Results

Scrannel

Slight thin lean poor

Thin lean meager scrawny scrannel

Appodiare, to lean on or prop up anything, Jacob.

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which vegetables, melon, cucumber, etc., can be grown during the lean period after the rainy season is over when the level

that can be produced; and the universal feeling of mankind leans to this species of evidence in preference to that which

the same as that of an express repeal; but the leaning of the courts is against implied repeal. See West Ham

To make lean to cause to waste away

Having but little sense or shrewdness

To act lazily or indolently to recline to lean to throw ones self down to lie at ease as

Attenuated as with fasting or suffering lean meager pinched and grim

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