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Definition of scant
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Scant (n.)
Scantness;
scarcity.
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Wind
::
Wind (v. t.) To drive hard, or force to
violent
exertion,
as a
horse,
so as to
render
scant of wind; to put out of
breath..
Scantle
::
Scantle
(v. t.) To
scant;
to be
niggard
of; to
divide
into small
pieces;
to cut short or down.
Descanter
::
Descanter
(n.) One who
descants.
Eke
::
Eke (v. t.) 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
of one kind with some
other..
Scarcely
::
Scarcely
(adv.)
With
difficulty;
hardly;
scantly;
barely;
but just.
Extemporize
::
Extemporize
(v. t.) To do, make, or utter
extempore
or
off-hand;
to
prepare
in great
haste,
under
urgent
necessity,
or with
scanty
or
unsuitable
materials;
as, to
extemporize
a
dinner,
a
costume,
etc..
Broadleaf
::
Broadleaf
(n.) A tree
(Terminalia
latifolia)
of
Jamaica,
the wood of which is used for
boards,
scantling,
shingles,
etc; --
sometimes
called
the
almond
tree, from the shape of its
fruit..
Scanted
::
Scanted
(imp. & p. p.) of Scan.
Skinch
::
Skinch
(v. t. & i.) To give scant
measure;
to
squeeze
or pinch in order to
effect
a
saving.
Descant
::
Descant
(v. i.) To sing a
variation
or
accomplishment.
Short
::
Short
(superl.)
Limited
in
quantity;
inadequate;
insufficient;
scanty;
as, a short
supply
of
provisions,
or of
water..
Scantling
::
Scantling
(v. t.) A piece or
quantity
cut for a
special
purpose;
a
sample.
Macerate
::
Macerate
(v. t.) To
subdue
the
appetites
of by poor and
scanty
diet; to
mortify.
Descant
::
Descant
(v. i.) A
discourse
formed
on its
theme,
like
variations
on a
musical
air; a
comment
or
comments..
Scantness
::
Scantness
(n.) The
quality
or
condition
of being
scant;
narrowness;
smallness;
insufficiency;
scantiness.
Tradescantia
::
Tradescantia
(n.) A genus
including
spiderwort
and
Wandering
Jew.
Stint
::
Stint (v. t.) To
restrain
within
certain
limits;
to
bound;
to
confine;
to
restrain;
to
restrict
to a scant
allowance.
Scantly
::
Scantly
(adv.)
In a scant
manner;
not fully or
sufficiently;
narrowly;
penuriously.
Short-wited
::
Short-wited
(a.)
Having
little
wit; not wise;
having
scanty
intellect
or
judgment.
Stud
::
Stud (n.) An
upright
scanting,
esp. one of the small
uprights
in the
framing
for lath and
plaster
partitions,
and
furring,
and upon which the laths are
nailed..
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