thin in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
thin in Hindi हिन्दी
thin in Kashmiri कॉशुर
thin in Malayalam മലയാളം
thin in Marathi मराठी
thin in Sindhi سنڌي
thin in English
- thin⇄adj. 1. with little space from one side to the opposite side; not thick.
Ex. a thin book, thin paper, thin wire. The ice on the pond is too thin for skating.
(SYN) narrow, slim, attenuated.
2. having little flesh; slender; lean.
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adv. thinly.
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adv. 1. in a thin manner; thinly.
2. (Obsolete.) in a poor or sparing manner.
2. (Obsolete.) in a poor or sparing manner.
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expr. wear thin. See under wear (1).
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noun thinness.
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noun 1. something which is thin.
Ex. The forms have tentatively been christened thins (New Scientist).
2. the thinnest part.
Ex. in the thin of things.
Ex. The forms have tentatively been christened thins (New Scientist).
2. the thinnest part.
Ex. in the thin of things.
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thin, adjective, thinner,thinnest,adverb, verb, thinned,thinning,noun.
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v.i. 1. to become thin or thinner.
Ex. The smoke clouds were thinning away (Rudyard Kipling).
2a. (of a place) to become less full or crowded.
b. (of a crowd) to become less numerous.
Ex. The smoke clouds were thinning away (Rudyard Kipling).
2a. (of a place) to become less full or crowded.
b. (of a crowd) to become less numerous.
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v.t. 1. to make thin or thinner.
Ex. Hunger had thinned her cheeks.
2. to make less crowded or close by removing individuals.
Ex. to thin a row of beets.
Ex. Hunger had thinned her cheeks.
2. to make less crowded or close by removing individuals.
Ex. to thin a row of beets.
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