muros escuálidos

Hi,
I'm having difficulties translating "muros escuálidos" in the following sentence: "Del templo del oráculo de Amón, en el oasis de Siwa sólo quedan hoy muros escuálidos"

I was wondering if any natives could clarify the meaning of 'escuálido' in this context because the DRAE has two dictionary definitions:

escuálido, da.
(Del lat. squalĭdus).


1. adj. Flaco, macilento.

2. adj. Sucio, asqueroso

Thanks a million!

Hi userfriend,
yes, the idea is that they are thin and "worn down".

Thanks a million Sandra!

you're welcome!