spare built (sparbilt)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 67
Built or formed without fullne or robustne ; slender. Scott, Rokeby, ii. 22. sparefult (spar'fül), a. [ Sparing; chary. Fairfax. sparefulne t (spar'fül-nes), n. The quality of being spareful or sparing. Large his hands could never skill of spare fulne . Sir P. Sidney, Arcadia, ii. sparely (spar'li), adv. [ spertiche ); tily; thinly; leanly. Ye valleys low, On whose fresh lap the swart-star sparely looks. Milton , Lycidas, 1. 138. sparene (spar'nes), n. [Cf. AS. spærnes , frugality.] The state of being spare, lean, or thin; leanne . sparer (spar'er), n. [ sparare ; sparel , v., + -er1.] One who spares, or avoids unnece ary expense; a frugal spender. [Rare.] By nature far from profusion, and yet a greater sparer than a saver. Sir H. Wotton.
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