Waif

[Sarah]

Goods found of which the owner is not known; originally, suchgoods as a pursued thief threw away to prevent being apprehended,which belonged to the king unless the owner made pursuit of thefelon, took him, and brought him to justice. Blackstone.

[Sarah]

a very skinny person, especially woman

[Sarah]

Noun - A poor, skinny, homeless [child] typically in Dickensian London. Normally has unnecessary filth about his [face] and/or clothing. The [butt] of many cruel jokes involving his financial status.

Verb - the act of waifing

Adjective - A cruel insult, normally used for [people] smaller or less fortunate than yourself.

Adverb - in

[Sarah]

A model, usually involved with haute-couture modeling who is skinnier than the average model.

[Sarah]

A skinnyskinny person, usually lanky.

[Sarah]

A skinny woman that you can probably literally break in two.

[Sarah]

skinny woman

[Sarah]

an ownerless piece of property that is found

[Sarah]

V. A euphemism for the word Rape made up by Wal-Mart, (and later adopted in K-Mart stores as well),in order to sell a Nirvana album. The album featured a song called [Rape

[Greta]

a homeless person; hobo

[Julian]

[Where Am I] [Failing]

[Sommer]

a thin-looking person , [for instance] [Rebecca] [judd] is waif-like.

[Dave Paprocki]

[homeless], [neglected], or [abandoned] person, especially a child.

[Sonia]

It is the diminutive of the Japanese word [Waifu] which transcribes the way [Japanese people] pronounce [the English] word Wife.
It refers to ones significant other.

[Sonia]

a child or animal without a home or enough food and care, usually thin and dirty in appearance