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adjective

1. Having little extent from one surface to its opposite

   "thin paper"

2. Measuring little in cross section or diameter

   "thin rope"

3. Not dense in arrangement or distribution

   "thin hair"

4. Not well fleshed lean
5. More fluid or rarefied than normal

   "thin air"

6. Having less than the usual number scanty

   "thin attendance"

7. Few in number scarce
8. Scantily supplied
9. Characterized by a paucity of bids or offerings

   "a thin market"

10. Lacking substance or strength

    "thin broth"

11. Infertile, poor
12. Flimsy, unconvincing

    "a thin disguise"

13. Disappointingly poor or hard

    "had a thin time of it"

14. Somewhat feeble, shrill, and lacking in resonance

    "a thin voice"

15. Lacking in intensity or brilliance

    "thin light"

16. Lacking sufficient photographic density or contrast

verb

1. To reduce in thickness or depth attenuate
2. To make less dense or viscous
3. Dilute, weaken
4. To cause to lose flesh

   "thinned by weeks of privation"

5. To reduce in number or bulk
6. To become thin or thinner
7. To become weak

adverb

1. In a thin manner thinly

noun

1. A very thin layer of a substance on a supporting material

noun

1. Chromatography in which a liquid sample migrates by capillarity through a solid adsorbent medium (such as alumina or silica gel) which is arranged as a thin layer on a rigid support (such as a glass plate)

adjective

1. Having a thin skin or rind

   "thin-skinned oranges"

2. Unduly susceptible to criticism or insult touchy

noun

1. A tendency to get easily upset or offended by the things other people say or do

   "He has such a thin skin that he can't even take a little good-natured teasing."

noun

1. A weak smile that does not seem sincere

adjective

1. Extremely thin

   "paper-thin partitions"

noun

1. Every difficulty and obstacle