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Definition of Unthrifty

Unthrifty
Unthrifty Un*thrift"y, a. Not thrifty; profuse. --Spenser.

Meaning of Unthrifty from wikipedia

- community. 2.(a) owing to work-shyness or slovenliness, lead a worthless, unthrifty or disorderly life and are thereby a burden or danger to the community:...
- thrift cattle, rather cattle with apparent health problems are graded as unthrifty and other cattle are categorized as thrifty. The above three factors and...
- football and other games called coits, dice, bowling, calls, and other such unthrifty games." Wikisource has original text related to this article: Chronological...
- original on 2001-06-14, Cattle grazing fescue often develop a chronic, unthrifty condition, especially apparent during the summer months. In addition,...
- Need) Bill, claimed that the 1932 bill "discriminated not against the unthrifty, the idler, and the waster, but against the industrious, thrifty person...
- inconsistencies". These inconsistencies that Pequigney mentions are things like "unthrifty beauty" is later then "beauteous ****rd" and how this "'profitless user'...
- £6,000. In the summer of 1574, Elizabeth admonished Oxford "for his unthriftyness", and on 1 July he bolted to the continent without permission, travelling...
- more common in young animals than mature ones, with signs including unthriftiness, potbelly, rough hair coat, and slow growth. In pigs, the infection...
- Feed absorption is often reduced, and other clinical signs may include unthriftiness, potbelly, rough hair coat, and slow growth. Severe infestations of...
- cattle become severely anorexic or digest food inefficiently and become unthrifty. Continuous diarrhoea is an obvious indication of heavy infection in the...