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"you can't be too rich or too thin"adjectivelacking excess flesh
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lean shrunken skeletal skinny anorectic slender anorexic slender-waisted slight slim slim-waisted spare spindle-legged spindle-shanked spindly sunken-eyed svelte sylphic sylphlike trim stringy shriveled shrivelled gangling gangly gaunt wiry haggard hollow-eyed lank lanky wasted wasp-waisted pinched underweight twiglike rawboned reedlike reedy weedy scarecrowish scraggly scraggy scrawny twiggy boney bony cadaverous wizened wizen withered deep-eyed wispy emaciated wisplikeOpposite: -
"a thin beard"adjectivenot dense
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"a thin plot"adjectivelacking substance or significance
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"the blood was flowing thin"adverbwithout viscosity
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"a thin line across the page"adjectivevery narrow
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"a thin smile"adjectivelacking spirit or sincere effort
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"thin wire" "a thin chiffon blouse" "a thin book" "a thin layer of paint"adjectiveof relatively small extent from one surface to the opposite or in cross section
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"a thin feeble cry"adjective(of sound) lacking resonance or volume
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"air is thin at high altitudes" "a thin soup" "skimmed milk is much thinner than whole milk" "thin oil"adjectiverelatively thin in consistency or low in density; not viscousOpposite:
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