scantily
/ˈskantɪli
/adverb
1In a way that is small or insufficient in quantity or amount: a small, scantily furnished room scantily populated areas...
- Written and performed by two sisters, it is an ill-prepared, scantily conceived story.
- Strategy and scouting are scantily addressed.
- If you peek closely (or even scantily) at the cover, you'll notice two things on prominent display: exposed female skin and samurai swords.
1.1With revealing or skimpy clothing: scantily clad women scantily dressed models...
- The show displayed six "fat strippers," scantily clothed to better assert their freakishness.
- The dancers appear as masked counterparts of the more naturally and scantily attired figure of Peace on the adjacent wall.
- The actresses remain clothed, albeit scantily.
- market-socialist
- market society
- marketspace
- market square
- market stall
- market stance
- market street
- market survey
- market test
- market-tested
- market testing
- market timer
- market timing
- market town
- market trader
- market valuation
- market value
- market wagon
- market woman
- markhor
- marking
- marking-down
- marking flag
- marking ink
- marking-nut tree