Reverse Dictionary: INSUFFICIENT

ADJECTIVES
1387 — INSUFFISANT insufficient; not sufficing; incompetent → obs.
1400 — OVER-LITTLE too little, insufficient
1400 — WANE insufficient, too small → obs.
1440 — SIMPLE inadequate, insufficient → obs.
1491 — UNTHANKFUL inadequate, insufficient → obs.
1494 — FEEBLE limited in quantity or amount, insufficient, scanty → obs.
1540 — WANE insufficient, too small
1569 — UNEQUAL inadequate, insufficient → obs.
1611 — INCOMPETENT insufficient, inadequate → obs.
1674 — SCANTY exist in small or insufficient quantity
1695 — SHORT OF THE MARK failing to reach a goal or objective; inadequate, insufficient
1768 — JIMP rather small, rather little; barely sufficient → Sc. & Eng. dial.
1825 — UNGAINLY inconvenient, unhandy; unsteady; not going or working well; insufficient → Sc. & Eng. dial.
1898 — ARGH scanty, insufficient → Sc. (Bk.)
1940 — CHICKEN-CRAP insufficient, inadequate, of poor quality → sl., orig. US
1940 — CHICKENSHIT insufficient, inadequate, of poor quality → sl., orig. US
1967 — CHINTZY meagre, scanty, insufficient → Amer. dial.

ADVERBS
1290 — FEEBLY in a sorry manner or plight; inefficiently, insufficiently, niggardly, poorly, scantily → obs.
1440 — OVER-LITTLE too little; insufficiently
1454 — RAWLY in an insufficient or unsatisfactory manner; imperfectly
1898 — ARGH insufficiently; not fully or enough; nearly, approaching to → Sc. (Bk.)

NOUNS
1386 — SCANTNESS a being scant or insufficient in quantity
1387 — UNSUFFISANT insufficiency → obs.
1425 — NON-SUFFISANTEE insufficiency → obs.
1430 — NON-SUFFISANCE insufficiency → obs.
1433 — NON-SUFFICIENTY insufficiency → obs.
1663 — INCOMPETENCE inadequacy, insufficiency → obs.
1825 — SCRIMP insufficiency, meagreness → Sc. obs.
1829 — SCRIMPINESS insufficiency, meagreness → Sc.
1904 — SCANTITY insufficiency → Eng. dial. (Bk.)

VERBS
1400 — DEFAIL to be insufficient, to be wanting, to lack → obs.
1400 — WANT to fail; to give out; to be insufficient for a purpose, etc.
1794 — SCANT to stint; to be insufficiently supplied → Eng. dial.
1809 — MANK to fail; to be insufficient → Sc. obs.
1847 — INSUFFICE to fail to suffice; to be insufficient