thin

US /θɪn/

UK /θɪn/

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adj.AdjectiveFlowing with ease; with a high percentage of water
This soup is too thin
v.t.Transitive VerbTo make flow more easily by adding water or liquid
If you thin your paint with water, it will cover more of the wall
adj.Adjective(Of air) having little oxygen
The air is thin high up in the mountains so it's hard to breathe
adj.AdjectiveBeing or growing far apart in small amounts
Her hair became thin after she took the cancer medicine
adj.AdjectiveNot thick; not wide in size
We can hear outside noises through our thin walls
v.t.Transitive VerbTo reduce something in amount, number or density
We have to thin the amount of money we are spending on advertisement
adj.AdjectiveHaving little flesh or fat on the body
You are a thin man, so eat lots of my spaghetti
adj.AdjectiveBeing weak or useless
The boy was so thin he could barely kick the ball

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