skimpy

IPA: skˈɪmpi

noun

  • (Australia, Western Australia) A barmaid who wears little clothing.

adjective

  • Small or inadequate; not generous; diminutive.
  • Of a garment, very small, light, or revealing.
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Examples of "skimpy" in Sentences

  • Her clothes are skimpy.
  • The Aftermath section is rather skimpy.
  • In addition, the lead is rather short and skimpy.
  • Admittedly, the explanation on the page is skimpy.
  • The resume section was very vague and skimpy on details.
  • Hence it's no wonder the contents are skimpy to say the least.
  • The foundations were skimpy, and the outer walls were tilting.
  • Right now it feels a bit skimpy for the density and size of the article.
  • After the act, she would again wash the male and slip on her skimpy outfit.
  • The doorbell rings and Willow takes the opportunity to cover her skimpy outfit.
  • If you want to look at girls in skimpy clothes visit another site or read other magazines.
  • Yes, superheroines often are clad in skimpy outfits but Silk Spectre II takes it to a whole new level …
  • Maybe I'm getting older but, personally, pictures of a young gal in skimpy clothes isn't that big a deal any more.
  • I seem to be able to think of many, many superhero gals in skimpy outfits purely for eye candy that were perfectly successful heroines.
  • Trade union Solidarity on Thursday announced that it rejected what it describes as the skimpy wage increase offer of 3 percent by Metrorex's Consolidated Murchison Mine (Consmurch) outside Phalaborwa during the first round of wage negotiations at the company.

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