superlean

English

Etymology

super- +‎ lean

Adjective

superlean (comparative more superlean, superlative most superlean)

1. Very lean.
   • 2007 October 3, Cathy Horyn, “Dior Moves Into Spring Prudently”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     There were new variations of that sci-fi shoulder, but now he looks at body-conscious shapes, like tube tops and stretch miniskirts, and uses neutral tones like beige, white and black to help impart a superlean silhouette, as well as the illusion of nudity.

   • 2009, Diane Kress, The Metabolism Miracle:

     When he grilled, he used superlean sirloin, skinless chicken, and fish. He snacked on fat-free pretzels and whole-grain crackers. His potato salad was fat free and he used frozen fruit bars for dessert.

Anagrams

• purselane, unrepeals