Scrawnier

He seemed even scrawnier compared to his attackers, who were fit, like they spent all day baling hay or something vigorous and outdoorsy like that. ❋ Dia Reeves (2011)

On closer inspection, Calvin saw that Nixon was definitely scrawnier, and had a few cuts on his head. ❋ Marcelle Heath (2011)

Why, that butler even buttons up his breeches, he does; helps him on with his big black frockcoat what flaps like wings when he pounces on yer; and knots his white silk cravat so sartorially sophisticated ... what only makes his neck look scrawnier, poking out as a vulture's from its ruff. ❋ Hal Duncan (2010)

He looked thinner and scrawnier than ever, his head hung down. ❋ George R. R. Martin (2010)

Whenever women become stronger in the real world, fashion models - our collective vision of Beauty Incarnate - become weaker and scrawnier. ❋ Unknown (2009)

How hilarious was it watching Silas express respect and pride for his little, far scrawnier brother in that scene? ❋ Unknown (2009)

The more he ate, the scrawnier and hungrier he grew. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Although the guy was scrawnier than a plucked hen, he wore a beautiful olive-green Italian suit that no government employee could ever afford. ❋ Mark Alpert (2008)

The string section in particular sounds like it's smaller and scrawnier than it once was. ❋ Jaime J. Weinman (2008)

Men who are more muscular than average are much more likely to have short-term affairs and multiple sex partners than their scrawnier peers, according to new UCLA research published in the August issue of the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin. ❋ Unknown (2007)