thin

US /θɪn/
UK /θɪn/
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1.

having a small distance between opposite sides or surfaces

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The book has a thin cover.
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She wore a thin coat in the cold weather.
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slendernarrow
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thick
2.

having little or no fat; lean or skinny

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He was a tall, thin man.
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After her illness, she became very thin.
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leanskinnyslender
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fatchubby
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not dense or concentrated; diluted

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The soup was too thin and watery.
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The paint was too thin to cover the wall properly.
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waterydilutedsparse
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thickdenseconcentrated
1.

make or become less thick, dense, or concentrated

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You need to thin the paint with a little water.
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The crowd began to thin out as the rain started.
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dilutewater downattenuate
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thickenconcentrate
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in a way that results in a small distance between opposite sides or surfaces

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Cut the vegetables very thin.
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The ice was spread thin across the pond.
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finelysparsely
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thickly
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be as thin as a rakebe thin on topinto thin airthin on the groundthrough thick and thinout of thin airspread yourself too thin