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Scantly
In a scant manner not fully or sufficiently narrowly penuriously
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
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Skinch
To give scant measure to squeeze or pinch in order to effect a saving
Hobble skirt
A womans skirt so scant at the bottom as to restrain freedom of movement after the fashion of a hobble
Pilled
Stripped of hair scant of hair bald
Scrimp
To make too small or short to limit or straiten to put on short allowance to scant to contract to shorten as to scrimp the pattern of a coat
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