Meager is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MEAGER in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• (US) scanty, also MAIGRE, MEAGRE
• (of something provided or available) lacking in quantity or quality
• (of a person or animal) lean; thin
• Alt. of Meagre
• deficient in amount or quality or extent
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• deficient in quantity or quality
• same as meagre

Words related to MEAGER

meagerer11 meagerest12 meagerly14 meagre9

How to use MEAGER in a sentence

• Life is reflected, not as noble and complex, but as mean and meager.
• Meager information on which to build, but, having seen this man, Bill Sandersen said the less and thought the more.
• My wife seemed to gather new strength in learning this news of her mother, meager though it was.
• For that matter, since the Germans crossed the frontier our news of the war has been meager.
• The meager sketches by Deter, Koeber, Kirchner, Kuhn, Rabus, Vogel, and others are useful for review at least.
• O times In which the meager, stale, forbidding ways Of custom, law, and statute took at once The attraction of a country in romance.
• No water was visible and the surface of the ground was cut by deep gorges, while nowhere was any but the most meager vegetation discernible.
• The difficulties were great and the available information meager to the last degree.
• By the same roundabout route he circled back to his camp, cooked his meager lunch, and in the afternoon ventured forth again.
• The treasury of the Austrian court was so empty that but meager supplies could be provided for the troops.
• His information, he said at length after an interval of marked hesitancy, had been too meager.
• It was at first on a small scale, and its course of instruction meager and deficient.
• Half a dozen women attended the somewhat meager rites.
• Twice a day some meager provisions were left at the top of the stairs and her door was unlocked.
• He must cultivate the soil, else only the meager harvest can be his.
• They found meager employment for him in the Stchoukine-dvor, an immense popular bazaar.
• They edged in shore where a ledge overhanging a heap of broken rock offered a meager shelter.
• He helped Jonas with their meager preparations for the trip, then took a gun and started along the trail which led up the Ferry canyon to the desert.
• The man whose heart is so small as to be able to take none but the members of his own family in the grasp of his contracted regard can have a meager enjoyment of life.
• Sick at heart, he waited about the hospital reception room for such meager hopes as the surgeons could give him, until an urgent summons compelled him to go to the office.
• In spite of the hard beds, the lack of even the most meager comforts, both Merry and Clancy were soon asleep.
• Better for them to enter into this life maimed of strength, she thought, by meager food, than tainted with the taint of beggary.
• In doing so, he exposed to view the many wires making up an astonishingly substantial cable, for so meager an office building.
• They should be relieved, by legislation, of continual embarrassment by reason of meager salaries and fears of removal incident to merely political changes.
• Soap weed and meager grass and a bunch of cactus here and there lent the green to that barren, and it was green only at a distance.
• It is altogether too bad that the play-life of the adolescent in non-christian lands is so meager, for here in physical prowess is a real contact for the American boy.
• If he did not try to do so, his means of conveying a rich story and a real conflict of human passions would be too meager.

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