adjective
Examples of measly in a Sentence
And for a measly $15 a month, you couldn't ask for a better deal.
Measly beef (that infected with the Cysticercus bovis) is easily recognized.
He told me he had killed snakes before - including a measly 13ft python - but had never taken one alive.
Well, he gets what she gives him in court ordered spousal support, a measly $20,000 per month.
More on that soon, but first let's try to understand why a celebrity might leave a measly tip to begin with.
One account claims that she's not only leaves behind measly tips, she's also rude to the wait staff!
Transitions Abroad demonstrates this concept by saying that working for an Egyptian-funded nongovernmental organization will earn a measly $750/month at the most.
Most Whois-services offer a number of suggestions for similar URLs that are available for a measly ten bucks or so.
It forced him to forge ahead like some naive knight doing battle with a windmill to satisfy his curiosity and meet this fool who'd toss away a life with this woman for a few measly millions.
Unfortunately a dramatic collapse followed and some poor batting saw the home side finish on a measly 111 all out.
This was mostly in search of Easter eggs, of which there was a fairly measly selection.
Aristide also withstood objections from the American aid agency USAid and Haiti's domestic business class to raise the country's measly minimum wage.
This is a big difference from the measly 8 players that you were limited in the other editions.
I had to drop out of the one class I was taking where I met Howie because I couldn't come up with the measly tuition.
There is a rather measly offering of it tho.