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dearth (n)
scarcity; shortage; deficiency
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infinitesimal (adj.)
tiny; extremely small
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meager (adj.)
inadequate; insufficient; in short supply
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minuscule (adj.)
tiny; miniature; very small
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pittance (n)
a very small amount (usually refers to money)
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ample (adj.)
abundant; sufficient; more than enough
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copious (adj.)
many: numerous; plentiful
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incalculable (adj.)
countless; infinite; too great to be calculated
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prodigious (adj.)
huge; gigantic; massive (refers to size or force)
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statuesque (adj.)
tall and dignified; majestic
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attenuated (adj.)
slender; thin
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corpulent (adj.)
fat; plump
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dapper (adj.)
well-dressed; elegant
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emaciated (adj.)
abnormally thin; guant; withered
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homely (adj.)
unattractive; ugly; plain in appearance
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pallid (adj)
pale; especially from illness or shock; colorless; pasty
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rotund (adj.)
plump; round; fat
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slovenly (adj.)
sloppy; untidy; careless about appearance
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svelte (adj.)
slender; graceful; slim
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unkempt (adj.)
having a neglected appearance; untidy; scruffy
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affluent (adj.)
rich; wealthy
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avarice (n)
greed; greediness
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destitute (adj.)
poor; impoverished
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fiscal (adj.)
financial; economic
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mendicant (n)
a beggar
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opulent (adj.)
luxurious; magnificent
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plutocrat (n)
person who used power over others based on wealth or position
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prodigal (adj.)
wasteful; extravagant
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profligate (adj.)
recklessly squandering; wasteful
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squander (v)
spend recklessly; waste