1. Thin; lean; destitute of vitality, richness, fertility, vigour, &c.; barren; poor.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• meanr,
• eacre,
• meaure,
• merage,
• menagrie,
• geogre,
• mearge,
• lagre,
• makre,
• regre,
• deegre,
• meeage,
• maage,
• meagen,
• megre,
• measre,
• mearure,
• deggre,
• meaage,
• meake

• measure,
• meagher,
• megaera,
• meager.

The adverb for the word "meagre" is "meagrely".

The adjective form of the word "meagre" is "meager" (in American English), or "meagre" (in British English). Both spellings are correct and used interchangeably, depending on the dialect.

The plural form of the word "meagre" is "meagres" or "meagers" (both forms are accepted, but "meagres" is more commonly used).

The singular form of the word "meagre" is "meager"