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scrawny [ˈskrɔ:ni, Am ˈskrɑ:ni] ADJ

1. scrawny (thin):

scrawny

chudy

2. scrawny (weak):

scrawny

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Families stopped fattening hogs, because a fat hog would inevitably be replaced by a scrawny one. en.wikipedia.org

For them, mini-skirts and "hot pants" only serve to emphasize their legs, lean, knock-kneed and scrawny or ugly flat. torontoist.com

She is eventually hanged, but is so scrawny and skinny that she just hangs there choking. en.wikipedia.org

In one way he was just a scrawny little kid. en.wikipedia.org

There had been a terrible drought that year and the shortages meant the cattle were weak and scrawny. en.wikipedia.org

If he has little energy, he takes the appearance of a somewhat scrawny teenage boy. en.wikipedia.org

They robe their scrawny bodies in tattered garments of ashen gray or sooty black. en.wikipedia.org

Scrawny, nerdy, acerbic wit, great disco-dancer. en.wikipedia.org

I was the thin, scrawny little guy. en.wikipedia.org

He appears shrunken, scrawny in the way pensioners sometimes do, his head poking out from his shirt collar like the head of a tortoise. blogs.telegraph.co.uk

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