bareboned

/ˈbɛrˌboʊnd/
adjective
  1. Having very little flesh; thin or gaunt, with bones showing.
    • After months of illness, he appeared bareboned and frail.
    • The bareboned stray dog looked hungry and weak.
    • The old horse was bareboned but still strong.
  2. Reduced to the most basic or essential elements; stripped of extras.
    • The report was bareboned, with just the key facts.
    • They lived in a bareboned cabin with no electricity.
    • The bareboned budget covered only food and rent.
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