narrow-gutted

adjective6

1. •
   Narrow in the beam; Not as wide as is conventional for a vessel of comparable length.

   • In this case Rolf Eliasson has opted for length, although an 8'5" beam isn't excessively narrow-gutted on a 25'7” LWL. — 1976
2. •
   Having a thin abdomen, especially when sickly or hungry.

   • An awkward and angular fellow, narrow-gutted, with wiry beard and bony face. — 1990
3. •
   Thin; narrow.

   • In one of the main streets of the city of Glasgow there reaches to the sky as loftily as the local municipal laws allow, a narrow-gutted building of red stone. — 1927
4. •
   Small-minded; conventional and unadventurous;

   • But nothing is accidental in Final Alice: the jokes are all so musical and composed with such mastery as to silence narrow-querulousness about content. — 2003
5. •
   Overly frugal; stingy.

   • Pansy didn't think much of the inky-fingered young men with spectacles who slaved over the desks at the railway station, and in the warehouses or the various narrow-gutted diamond buyers' offices. — 2012
6. •
   Cheap and/or minimal.