Delicate, weak, sickly, feeble; unable to endure fatigue, etc.; susceptible (to cold, etc.).

Of weak or delicate constitution; not strong, hardy, or robust; unable or unaccustomed to endure hardship, fatigue, or the like; delicately reared…

Not strong or robust; incapable of much physical endurance or exertion; of a weak or delicate constitution; frail.

Of a person, etc.: having a weak or fragile constitution, not strong or robust; highly susceptible or vulnerable to injury, sickness, or disease…

Not able to endure much; tender, delicate, fragile. Obsolete.

Denoting weakness or absence of robustness. †Also transferred of age, etc.: Tender, immature.

Constitutionally feeble; not vigorous or robust in health.

Delicate (in health or constitution). Obsolete.

Of a person or a person's physical constitution: susceptible to illness or injury; easily affected by hardship or adverse conditions; delicate…

Pampered; feeble, delicate, esp. affectedly so; lacking strength of character; undisciplined. Obsolete.

Weak in constitution, not strong or robust, delicate.

figurative. Imperfect, deficient; lacking in spirit or conviction; ineffectual. Also: foolish, half-witted (English regional (south-western) in…

Slack; not tense, rigid, or tight. Hence of bodily constitution or mental powers: Wanting in ‘tone’ or tension. Now somewhat rare.

Of persons or their constitutions: Frail, ‘delicate’. Obsolete.

lax-fibred, lax-flowered adjs.

Of the complexion, face, or part of the body: resembling dough in colour or appearance, frequently as indicative of ill health; pallid, pasty; pale…

Sickly; delicate, not robust.

Of persons, etc.: Of weak or tender frame or constitution, delicate (= frail, adj., but used with an allusion to the primary sense).

Delicate; not robust.

Sickly, thin, weak, esp. of a person's constitution; miserable, wretched.