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Scantiness
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Scanty
Wanting amplitude or extent narrow small not abundant
Exiguity
Scantiness smallness thinness
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Exiguous
Scanty small slender diminutive
Scantily
In a scanty manner not fully not plentifully sparingly parsimoniously
Eke
To increase to add to to augment now commonly used with out the notion conveyed being to add to or piece out by a laborious inferior or scanty addition as to eke out a scanty supply...
Meagerness
The state or quality of being meager leanness scantiness barrenness
Scantness
The quality or condition of being scant narrowness smallness insufficiency scantiness
Hackberry
A genus of trees Celtis related to the elm but bearing drupes with scanty but often edible pulp Celtis occidentalis is common in the Eastern United States
Scant
Not full large or plentiful scarcely sufficient less than is wanted for the purpose scanty meager not enough as a scant allowance of provisions or water a scant pattern of cloth for a garment
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