Definition for Thin:

• Thinest.

Synonyms for Thin:

• adj.

  •airy (adjective)
  • fragile,
  • visionary.
  •all (adjective)
  • thin.
  •anorexic (adjective)
  • malnourished,
  • sickly looking,
  • without appetite,
  • bulimic.
  •breakable, weak (adjective)
  • frail.
  •cadaverous (adjective)
  • peaky,
  • exsanguinous,
  • skin and bones,
  • ghostly,
  • bag of bones,
  • skeletonlike.
  •clear (adjective)
  • more translucid,
  • Translucid,
  • trans lucid,
  • most tralucent,
  • more tralucent,
  • trans lucent,
  • Tralucent,
  • most translucid,
  • trans-lucent,
  • trans-lucid,
  • most apparent.
  •confined, restricted (adjective)
  • narrow.
  •cushioned, squishy (adjective)
  • soft.
  •dainty (adjective)
  • sweeter,
  • de lightful,
  • well-made,
  • sweetest,
  • de-lightful,
  • graceful,
  • more darling,
  • recherche,
  • most recherche,
  • re fined,
  • more recherche,
  • wellmade,
  • most darling,
  • palatable,
  • well made.
  •defective, insufficient, incompetent (adjective)
  • inadequate.
  •delicate, netlike (adjective)
  • lacy.
  •deprived (adjective)
  • starving.
  •diaphanous (adjective)
  • more chiffon,
  • cobweblike,
  • more cobweblike,
  • gossamer,
  • most chiffon,
  • most cobweblike.
  •diffuse (adjective)
  • more prevalent,
  • more expanded,
  • un concentrated,
  • most unconcentrated,
  • un-concentrated,
  • more propagated,
  • more unconcentrated,
  • uni-versal,
  • more broadcast,
  • unconcentrated,
  • more dispersed,
  • most circulated,
  • most dispersed,
  • most diluted,
  • most radiated,
  • more radiated,
  • most disseminated,
  • most strewn,
  • more disseminated,
  • more strewn,
  • more circulated,
  • uni versal,
  • ex-tended,
  • most expanded,
  • most broadcast,
  • ex tended,
  • most propagated.
  •dilute (adjective)
  • Waterish.
  •diluted (adjective)
  • diffuse,
  • runny,
  • dispersed,
  • wishy-washy,
  • watered-down,
  • weak,
  • watery,
  • fine.
  •doubtful (adjective)
  • suspect.
  •drawn (adjective)
  • more harassed,
  • more sapped,
  • most harassed,
  • most sapped,
  • harassed,
  • more stressed,
  • more pinched,
  • more harrowed,
  • most stressed,
  • most harrowed,
  • taut,
  • most pinched.
  •emaciated (adjective)
  • wasted.
  •exiguous (adjective)
  • meager,
  • limited,
  • tiny.
  •faint (adjective)
  • more bated,
  • more deadened,
  • low pitched,
  • un clear,
  • ill defined,
  • more bleached,
  • illdefined,
  • most bated,
  • more softened,
  • most faltering,
  • more piano,
  • most aside,
  • more murmuring,
  • fainter,
  • out earshot,
  • un-clear,
  • most murmuring,
  • more stifled,
  • more muttering,
  • un-clearest,
  • in distinct,
  • more muted,
  • most piano,
  • most muttering,
  • more aside,
  • most softened,
  • most blurred,
  • hazy,
  • faroff,
  • un clearest,
  • re-mote,
  • more blurred,
  • in-distinct,
  • in-audible,
  • lowpitched,
  • in audible,
  • more faltering,
  • far off,
  • most bleached,
  • most muted,
  • out of earshot,
  • most deadened,
  • most stifled,
  • soothing.
  •feeble (adjective)
  • insufficient,
  • Strengthless,
  • out of gas,
  • sapless,
  • helpless,
  • enervated,
  • inefficient,
  • wimpy,
  • impotent,
  • in firm.
  •few (adjective)
  • piddling,
  • middling,
  • widely spaced,
  • few,
  • scarcely any,
  • inconsiderable,
  • not many,
  • Unfrequent,
  • few and far between,
  • occasional,
  • some,
  • trifling,
  • semioccasional,
  • not too many.
  •fine (adjective)
  • more fine drawn,
  • fine-drawn,
  • most fine-drawn,
  • Finedrawn,
  • more powdered,
  • more quality,
  • finegrained,
  • more fine-spun,
  • most powdered,
  • most fine-grained,
  • fine drawn,
  • most gossamery,
  • more gossamery,
  • most fine grained,
  • most finedrawn,
  • most fine-spun,
  • fine grained,
  • Fine-spun,
  • more pulverized,
  • most fine spun,
  • more finegrained,
  • most fine drawn,
  • threadlike,
  • fine-grained,
  • more finedrawn,
  • more fine-drawn,
  • Pulverulent,
  • more fine-grained,
  • most finegrained,
  • most quality,
  • more fine spun,
  • more fine grained,
  • most pulverized,
  • fine spun,
  • Gossamery.
  •fine, light, slender (adjective)
  • pinched,
  • skinny,
  • attenuated,
  • Slinky,
  • haggard,
  • slight,
  • rickety,
  • spindly,
  • lanky,
  • peaked,
  • wizened,
  • delicate,
  • scrawny,
  • lightweight,
  • beanstalk,
  • featherweight,
  • undernourished,
  • scraggy,
  • small,
  • gaunt,
  • shadow,
  • slim,
  • twiglike,
  • shriveled,
  • underweight,
  • stilt,
  • beanpole,
  • reedy,
  • stick,
  • twiggy,
  • rarefied,
  • starved,
  • gangling,
  • lean,
  • lank,
  • pole,
  • ethereal,
  • rangy,
  • skeletal,
  • Stalky,
  • wan,
  • subtle,
  • rawboned,
  • gangly,
  • spare.
  •flimsy (adjective)
  • more controvertible,
  • un grounded,
  • more ungrounded,
  • unpersuasive,
  • trivial,
  • most controvertible,
  • most ungrounded,
  • illogical,
  • un-grounded,
  • un-reasonable,
  • most unpersuasive,
  • un-persuasive,
  • ungrounded,
  • more unpersuasive,
  • un reasonable,
  • un persuasive,
  • Controvertible.
  •frail (adjective)
  • more shattery,
  • more fracturable,
  • un-sounder,
  • Shattery,
  • un sound,
  • fracturable,
  • most shattery,
  • shatterable,
  • un sounder,
  • more shatterable,
  • most fracturable,
  • most shatterable,
  • un-soundest,
  • un-sound.
  •gangling (adjective)
  • long-legged,
  • Spindling,
  • leggy,
  • long-limbed,
  • leggier.
  •gaunt (adjective)
  • like a bag bones,
  • de-solate,
  • de solate,
  • like bag of bones,
  • more skeleton,
  • like bag bones,
  • forbidding,
  • most skeleton,
  • like a bag of bones,
  • most attenuated,
  • scraggier,
  • scraggiest,
  • more attenuated.
  •gauzy (adjective)
  • more tiffany,
  • tiffany,
  • most tiffany.
  •graceful, slender (adjective)
  • willowy.
  •haggard (adjective)
  • more fagged,
  • most careworn,
  • worn-down,
  • more fretted,
  • hollow-eyed,
  • most worn-down,
  • most worndown,
  • most fretted,
  • wearied,
  • worn down,
  • most fagged,
  • more worn down,
  • most worn down,
  • careworn,
  • more worn-down,
  • worndown,
  • more careworn,
  • more worndown,
  • fagged.
  •hollow-eyed (adjective)
  • hollow eyed,
  • holloweyed.
  •impalpable (adjective)
  • in-discernible,
  • more unapparent,
  • in sensible,
  • more imprecise,
  • un-perceivable,
  • in appreciable,
  • in discernible,
  • imprecise,
  • in-appreciable,
  • un observable,
  • most unapparent,
  • most unperceivable,
  • more unperceivable,
  • in-sensible,
  • dis embodied,
  • dis-embodied,
  • un apparent,
  • in corporeal,
  • un-observable,
  • unapparent,
  • unperceivable,
  • most imprecise,
  • un-apparent,
  • un perceivable,
  • in-corporeal.
  •implausible (adjective)
  • re achiest,
  • full holes,
  • wont hold water,
  • for birds,
  • reachy,
  • for the birds,
  • reachier,
  • reachiest,
  • won't hold water,
  • re achier,
  • re-achiest,
  • re-achy,
  • wont wash,
  • won't wash.
  •inadequate (adjective)
  • in capable,
  • in apter,
  • un qualified,
  • un productive,
  • un-equal,
  • in commensurate,
  • in-apter,
  • un-qualified,
  • bushleague,
  • scanty,
  • glitchest,
  • in-commensurate,
  • junkest,
  • in-complete,
  • most stinted,
  • in complete,
  • more stinted,
  • un equal,
  • in adequate,
  • in-adequate,
  • glitcher,
  • un-productive,
  • not enough,
  • most lemon,
  • in-capable,
  • found wanting,
  • most niggardly.
  •inconceivable (adjective)
  • mind boggling,
  • extra-ordinary,
  • un thinkable,
  • Insupposable,
  • most unknowable,
  • un knowable,
  • in-supposable,
  • more unknowable,
  • unheardof,
  • un-imaginable,
  • in supposable,
  • un-thinkable,
  • most insupposable,
  • un likeliest,
  • un-likelier,
  • un-knowable,
  • in-cogitable,
  • in conceivable,
  • un imaginable,
  • un likely,
  • most incogitable,
  • un likelier,
  • Incogitable,
  • unknowable,
  • most imcomprehensible,
  • more incogitable,
  • in cogitable,
  • more insupposable,
  • un-likely,
  • wont fly,
  • more imcomprehensible,
  • mindboggling,
  • won't fly,
  • in-conceivable,
  • extra ordinary.
  •incredible (adjective)
  • out of question,
  • rings phony,
  • far fetched,
  • out the question,
  • in credible,
  • out question,
  • in-credible,
  • un-tenable,
  • un tenable.
  •insipid (adjective)
  • in sipid,
  • in nocuous,
  • most nebbish,
  • most hohum,
  • most nothing,
  • in-nocuous,
  • more driveling,
  • un-imaginative,
  • prosier,
  • characterless,
  • ho hum,
  • more ho-hum,
  • more nebbish,
  • more hohum,
  • most ho hum,
  • in-sipid,
  • more nothing,
  • most ho-hum,
  • hohum,
  • more characterless,
  • prosiest,
  • un imaginative,
  • prosy,
  • most characterless,
  • more ho hum,
  • ho-hum,
  • most driveling.
  •insubstantial (adjective)
  • in substantial,
  • un-real,
  • too little too late,
  • meta physical,
  • meta-physical,
  • fly by night,
  • in-substantial.
  •insufficient (adjective)
  • out of,
  • short of,
  • unample,
  • unfitted.
  •intangible, unsubstantial (adjective)
  • impalpable.
  •intense to the senses (adjective)
  • piercing.
  •lacy (adjective)
  • frilliest,
  • frillier,
  • Meshy,
  • more filigree,
  • more patterned,
  • meshiest,
  • frilly,
  • most lacelike,
  • meshier,
  • most filigree,
  • most patterned,
  • lacelike,
  • more lacelike.
  •lame (adjective)
  • in effective,
  • lamest,
  • unpleasing,
  • more unpleasing,
  • un pleasing,
  • more ineffective,
  • ineffective,
  • un-pleasing,
  • in-effective,
  • un suitable,
  • un-suitable,
  • lame,
  • most unpleasing.
  •light (adjective)
  • Imponderous,
  • hardly enough,
  • tissuelike,
  • weightless,
  • unheavy,
  • shoestring,
  • not much,
  • not rich,
  • frothy,
  • Floatable,
  • light-footed,
  • hardly any,
  • fragmentary,
  • wee,
  • lightest,
  • sylphlike.
  •light in color or effect (adjective)
  • pale.
  •limpid (adjective)
  • de-finite,
  • most crystal clear,
  • more crystal clear,
  • crystal-clear,
  • Transpicuous,
  • more crystalclear,
  • more luculent,
  • luculent,
  • most luculent,
  • un ambiguous,
  • more transpicuous,
  • most transpicuous,
  • de finite,
  • more crystal-clear,
  • most crystalclear,
  • most crystal-clear,
  • crystalclear.
  •liquid (adjective)
  • Uncongealed,
  • most ichorous,
  • most liquiform,
  • most thawed,
  • serous,
  • meltable,
  • liquiform,
  • more splashing,
  • runnier,
  • most fluidic,
  • fluidic,
  • de liquescent,
  • dissolvable,
  • dis-solvable,
  • runniest,
  • most fusible,
  • ichorous,
  • most aqueous,
  • more liquescent,
  • liquescent,
  • de-liquescent,
  • more liquiform,
  • pulpy,
  • more ichorous,
  • more aqueous,
  • deliquescent,
  • more deliquescent,
  • more fluidic,
  • more meltable,
  • most liquefied,
  • more serous,
  • most dissolved,
  • most dissolvable,
  • more liquefied,
  • most mellifluent,
  • more mellifluent,
  • un-congealed,
  • dis-solved,
  • fusible,
  • more uncongealed,
  • dis solvable,
  • more fusible,
  • more dissolvable,
  • most splashing,
  • most uncongealed,
  • un congealed,
  • dis solved,
  • most deliquescent,
  • Mellifluent,
  • most liquescent,
  • more dissolved,
  • most meltable,
  • more thawed,
  • most serous.
  •lithe (adjective)
  • limber,
  • lithe,
  • lightsome,
  • most lightsome,
  • more lightsome.
  •narrow (adjective)
  • tight,
  • tenuous,
  • linear,
  • slender,
  • Incapacious,
  • straiter.
  •not strong; ineffective (adjective)
  • feeble.
  •pale (adjective)
  • whitish,
  • waxlike,
  • washed-out,
  • more waxlike,
  • most waxlike,
  • doughiest,
  • doughy,
  • washed out,
  • doughier,
  • most whitish,
  • washedout,
  • pasty,
  • more whitish.
  •piercing (adjective)
  • most numbing,
  • most shooting,
  • more shooting,
  • more shattering,
  • high pitched,
  • more numbing,
  • most racking,
  • most stentorious,
  • numbing,
  • more stentorious,
  • highpitched,
  • most shattering,
  • knifelike,
  • roaring,
  • Stentorious,
  • more racking.
  •pulverous (adjective)
  • Pulverous.
  •rare (adjective)
  • out of ordinary,
  • sub tiler,
  • un usual,
  • Subtile,
  • most attenuate,
  • out ordinary,
  • sub-tiler,
  • rarest,
  • un-usual,
  • sub tile,
  • out the ordinary,
  • un-wonted,
  • un wonted,
  • STANDOUT,
  • sub-tile,
  • un-likeliest,
  • more attenuate,
  • subtilest,
  • subtiler,
  • unheard of.
  •scant (adjective)
  • skimper,
  • in-fertile,
  • skimpest,
  • in fertile,
  • un fruitful,
  • un-fruitful.
  •scant/scanty (adjective)
  • most minimal,
  • scrimpier,
  • scrimpiest,
  • barely sufficient.
  •see-through (adjective)
  • seethrough.
  •shrill (adjective)
  • clangorous,
  • clanging,
  • ear-piercing.
  •skimpy (adjective)
  • Unsufficient,
  • most unsufficient,
  • more niggardly,
  • un sufficient,
  • un-sufficient,
  • scrimpest,
  • scrimper,
  • more unsufficient.
  •soft (adjective)
  • fleecy,
  • softer,
  • gelatinous,
  • cushiony,
  • velvety,
  • cottony,
  • bendable,
  • Pappy.
  •standout (adjective)
  • out standing,
  • out-standing,
  • pre eminent,
  • pre-eminent.
  •starving (adjective)
  • have munchies,
  • doghungry,
  • most rattleboned,
  • dog hungry,
  • most dog hungry,
  • dog-hungry,
  • more doghungry,
  • more rattleboned,
  • most dog-hungry,
  • flying light,
  • more dog hungry,
  • more dog-hungry,
  • rattleboned,
  • most doghungry.
  •starving/starved (adjective)
  • Hungering,
  • could eat horse,
  • most craving,
  • could eat a horse,
  • under nourished,
  • more peckish,
  • most dehydrated,
  • more craving,
  • more undernourished,
  • most peckish,
  • most perishing,
  • more perishing,
  • de hydrated,
  • more dehydrated,
  • peckish,
  • most hungering,
  • de-hydrated,
  • more hungering,
  • under-nourished,
  • more starved,
  • most undernourished.
  •subtle (adjective)
  • understated,
  • implied,
  • hairline.
  •suspect (adjective)
  • most doubtable,
  • un sure,
  • un-sure,
  • Doubtable.
  •tasteless (adjective)
  • big zero,
  • savorless,
  • plain vanilla,
  • nowhere,
  • unpleasurable,
  • without spice.
  •tense, fatigued (adjective)
  • drawn.
  •thick (adjective)
  • un fairest,
  • un justest,
  • un-fairer,
  • un-juster,
  • un fair,
  • un-fair,
  • un juster,
  • un just,
  • un-justest,
  • un-fairest,
  • un fairer,
  • un-just.
  •transparent (adjective)
  • cellophane,
  • clear,
  • limpid,
  • see-through,
  • hyaline.
  •transparent, fine (adjective)
  • refined,
  • translucent,
  • paper-thin,
  • permeable.
  •unbelievable (adjective)
  • lamebrained,
  • beyond belief,
  • past belief,
  • most lamebrained,
  • re aching,
  • more lamebrained,
  • cockamamie,
  • un believable,
  • more cockamamie,
  • re-aching,
  • un-believable,
  • open to doubt,
  • open doubt.
  •unconceivable (adjective)
  • un-conceivable.
  •underfed (adjective)
  • ill-fed.
  •undernourished (adjective)
  • underfed.
  •unsatisfactory (adjective)
  • junkiest,
  • junkier,
  • dis-pleasing,
  • more disconcerting,
  • un satisfactory,
  • un worthier,
  • dis appointing,
  • dis concerting,
  • un-worthiest,
  • un welcome,
  • dis-quieting,
  • no good,
  • not to par,
  • not up to par,
  • up setting,
  • un worthiest,
  • most disconcerting,
  • un acceptable,
  • un-desirable,
  • un-worthier,
  • un desirable,
  • dis quieting,
  • un-acceptable,
  • up-setting,
  • not par,
  • dis-appointing,
  • un-satisfactory,
  • not good enough,
  • more vexing,
  • un worthy,
  • not up par,
  • most vexing,
  • dis pleasing,
  • dis-concerting.
  •unsubstantial (adjective)
  • paper.
  •washy (adjective)
  • more cut,
  • more shaved,
  • more laced,
  • most moderated,
  • most tempered,
  • most cut,
  • more tempered,
  • more moderated.
  •wasted (adjective)
  • more skin and bones,
  • most shrivelled,
  • most skin-and-bones,
  • more skin-and-bones,
  • skin-and-bones,
  • atrophied,
  • more shrivelled,
  • most atrophied,
  • more atrophied,
  • most skin and bones.
  •watered-down (adjective)
  • more diminished,
  • watereddown.
  •watery (adjective)
  • Water-logged,
  • waterlike.
  •weak (adjective)
  • weakest,
  • forceless,
  • unaccented,
  • unstressed.
  •weightless (adjective)
  • light as a feather,
  • light as feather.
  •willowy (adjective)
  • more lithesome,
  • lithesome,
  • most lithesome.

• adv.

  •all (adverb)
  • thinly.

• n.

  •
  • fizzy,
  • gaseous,
  • crystalline,
  • fluid,
  • gassy,
  • aquatic,
  • implausible,
  • bubbly,
  • liquid,
  • powdered,
  • incredible,
  • Unconceivable,
  • likely,
  • aqueous,
  • unsubstantial.
  •
  • boil over,
  • cloud,
  • atomize,
  • bubble,
  • bake,
  • break down,
  • boil,
  • boil up,
  • boil away.
  •
  • baby-faced,
  • full-face,
  • chiseled,
  • fresh-faced,
  • hatchet-faced,
  • good-looking,
  • furrowed,
  • craggy.
  •
  • bristly,
  • bad hair day,
  • coiffed,
  • bushy,
  • balding,
  • bald,
  • bouffant,
  • close-cropped,
  • body,
  • bedhead.
  •
  • encrusted,
  • underneath,
  • beneath,
  • under,
  • clothed,
  • thickly,
  • crusted,
  • be tipped with something,
  • Caked.
  •
  • edited,
  • general,
  • blow-by-blow,
  • extensive,
  • descriptive,
  • elaborate,
  • detailed,
  • broad-brush,
  • 101.
  •
  • broadly,
  • humorless,
  • cheesy,
  • mirthless,
  • MONA LISA,
  • lazy,
  • humourless,
  • gummy.
  •
  • constrict,
  • scale back,
  • compact,
  • let down,
  • shrivel,
  • condense,
  • dwarf.
  •
  • retract,
  • shrinkage,
  • wax and wane,
  • contraction.
  •
  • recede,
  • rise,
  • flow,
  • grow out,
  • tumble-down.
  •anorectic (noun)
  • anorectic.
  •anorexic (noun)
  • anorexic.
  •bladed (noun)
  • bladed.
  •bony (noun)
  • bony.
  •cadaverous (noun)
  • cadaverous.
  •capillary (noun)
  • capillary.
  •chiffon (noun)
  • chiffon.
  •cobwebby (noun)
  • cobwebby.
  •compressed (noun)
  • compressed.
  •cut (noun)
  • cut.
  •deep-eyed (noun)
  • deep-eyed.
  •depressed (noun)
  • depressed.
  •diaphanous (noun)
  • diaphanous.
  •distributed (noun)
  • distributed.
  •emaciated (noun)
  • emaciated.
  •filamentlike (noun)
  • filamentlike.
  •filamentous (noun)
  • filamentous.
  •filiform (noun)
  • filiform.
  •flat (noun)
  • flat.
  •gauzy (noun)
  • gauzy.
  •hairlike (noun)
  • hairlike.
  •hyperfine (noun)
  • hyperfine.
  •lose weight (noun)
  • lose weight.
  •melt off (noun)
  • melt off.
  •papery (noun)
  • papery.
  •rare (noun)
  • rare.
  •rarified (noun)
  • rarified.
  •reedlike (noun)
  • reedlike.
  •ribbonlike (noun)
  • ribbonlike.
  •ribbony (noun)
  • ribbony.
  •scarecrowish (noun)
  • scarecrowish.
  •see through (noun)
  • see through.
  •shrivelled (noun)
  • shrivelled.
  •shrunken (noun)
  • shrunken.
  •sleazy (noun)
  • sleazy.
  •slender-waisted (noun)
  • slender-waisted.
  •slim-waisted (noun)
  • slim-waisted.
  •slim down (noun)
  • slim down.
  •sparse (noun)
  • deficient,
  • scarce.
  •spindle-legged (noun)
  • spindle-legged.
  •spindle-shanked (noun)
  • spindle-shanked.
  •spiritless (noun)
  • spiritless.
  •sunken-eyed (noun)
  • sunken-eyed.
  •thin (noun)
  • vaporous,
  • transparent,
  • thready,
  • weedy,
  • wisplike,
  • wasp-waisted,
  • filmy,
  • withered,
  • wafer-thin,
  • wispy,
  • wizen,
  • stringy,
  • wiry.

• v.

  •adulterate (verb)
  • de-file,
  • de natures,
  • de-natures,
  • trans fuse,
  • dis solves,
  • in-filtrate,
  • made impure,
  • in filtrate,
  • de-values,
  • de-valued,
  • de filing,
  • de-files,
  • inter mixed,
  • de-value,
  • inter-mixing,
  • in filtrating,
  • dis-solve,
  • phonied up,
  • trans-fusing,
  • dis solving,
  • de valued,
  • de file,
  • inter mixing,
  • doctored up,
  • de-natured,
  • de nature,
  • inter mixes,
  • inter mix,
  • de-grade,
  • de grades,
  • de-graded,
  • de-grades,
  • trans-fused,
  • de files,
  • dis-solving,
  • in-filtrating,
  • de value,
  • doctoring up,
  • dis-solves,
  • inter-mix,
  • co-oked,
  • de graded,
  • inter-mixed,
  • trans-fuses,
  • inter-mixes,
  • co oked,
  • de grading,
  • de natured,
  • phonies up,
  • trans fused,
  • trans fuses,
  • in filtrates,
  • co-oking,
  • dis solve,
  • co oking,
  • in-filtrates,
  • in filtrated,
  • doctors up,
  • de grade,
  • phonying up,
  • trans fusing,
  • de valuing,
  • de filed,
  • de-filed,
  • makes impure,
  • in-filtrated,
  • de-filing,
  • trans-fuse,
  • de values,
  • de-nature,
  • de-valuing,
  • de-grading,
  • making impure.
  •attenuate (verb)
  • under mining,
  • under-mined,
  • under-mining,
  • under mined.
  •cull (verb)
  • dis-criminates,
  • optating,
  • ex tract,
  • dis criminates,
  • dis criminated,
  • ex-tract,
  • ex-tracts,
  • dis criminate,
  • thinned out,
  • optated,
  • optates,
  • thins out,
  • dis-criminated,
  • ex tracts,
  • singles out,
  • opted for,
  • dis-criminate.
  •dilute (verb)
  • dilute,
  • reduce,
  • water down,
  • attenuate.
  •fade (verb)
  • fagging out,
  • slacked off,
  • melted away,
  • dying away,
  • died away,
  • de cline,
  • wastes away,
  • dis-appearing,
  • awaying,
  • dieing vine,
  • tuckering out,
  • evanished,
  • died on vine,
  • on vine,
  • fags out,
  • dis perse,
  • die vine,
  • melts away,
  • dying on vine,
  • dis appearing,
  • de clines,
  • dis-perse,
  • dieing on vine,
  • dis-appears,
  • dis-appear,
  • dis appears,
  • dieing away,
  • tuckers out,
  • evanishing,
  • de-cline,
  • de-clines,
  • dies on vine,
  • dying vine,
  • evanishes,
  • dies away,
  • melting away,
  • died vine,
  • slacks off,
  • dis-appeared,
  • dis appeared,
  • dis appear,
  • dies vine.
  •lessen (verb)
  • de-crease,
  • taking the bite out,
  • took bite out,
  • took the sting out,
  • de escalate,
  • de creases,
  • dieing down,
  • takes bite out,
  • de escalates,
  • taking edge off,
  • deescalates,
  • de-creased,
  • becomes smaller,
  • de-escalates,
  • de escalating,
  • taking sting out,
  • de crease,
  • takes the bite out,
  • slacks up,
  • de creased,
  • de-creases,
  • slows down,
  • de creasing,
  • slacked up,
  • grew less,
  • slowing down,
  • growing less,
  • rolling back,
  • take bite out,
  • taking the edge off,
  • take edge off,
  • taking bite out,
  • takes the sting out,
  • slacking up,
  • took edge off,
  • softpedal,
  • wound down,
  • de-escalating,
  • becoming smaller,
  • takes sting out,
  • de-creasing,
  • rolls back,
  • minifies,
  • took the edge off,
  • winded down,
  • winds down,
  • de-escalated,
  • takes the edge off,
  • de escalated,
  • taking the sting out,
  • rolled back,
  • took sting out,
  • takes edge off,
  • took the bite out.
  •lighten (verb)
  • re duces,
  • dis encumber,
  • re-duces,
  • un burdened,
  • dis encumbered,
  • made less,
  • dis-burdens,
  • dis-encumbering,
  • un loads,
  • re-move,
  • uplighting,
  • un load,
  • up lighted,
  • up raised,
  • dis-burdening,
  • takes load off,
  • up lighting,
  • re-moves,
  • takes a load off,
  • un burden,
  • dis burdens,
  • took a load off,
  • makes lighter,
  • up-lighting,
  • dis burdening,
  • re-moving,
  • uplighted,
  • took load off,
  • up lights,
  • take load off,
  • un burdening,
  • re moving,
  • un-load,
  • dis-burdened,
  • un-burdened,
  • taking a load off,
  • up raising,
  • un loading,
  • un-loads,
  • dis-encumbered,
  • dis-encumbers,
  • making less,
  • up-raises,
  • dis burdened,
  • up-raised,
  • un burdens,
  • dis-burden,
  • up-light,
  • up-lighted,
  • up-raise,
  • up raise,
  • un-burdens,
  • making lighter,
  • un loaded,
  • up-raising,
  • re move,
  • re-duce,
  • dis encumbering,
  • re moved,
  • un-burdening,
  • dis encumbers,
  • dis burden,
  • dis-encumber,
  • up light,
  • makes less,
  • taking load off,
  • up-lights,
  • un-burden,
  • re duce.
  •make diluted or less dense (verb)
  • doctor,
  • lace,
  • trim,
  • edit,
  • decrease,
  • shave,
  • spike,
  • rarefy,
  • delete,
  • diminish,
  • needle,
  • emaciate,
  • refine,
  • cook,
  • expand,
  • weed out,
  • disperse,
  • irrigate,
  • cut back.
  •narrow (verb)
  • slenderize,
  • tighten.
  •pare (verb)
  • de-corticated,
  • de corticated,
  • un-cover,
  • un covered,
  • de-corticate,
  • un covers,
  • de corticate,
  • un covering,
  • un-covering,
  • un-covers,
  • un cover.
  •prune (verb)
  • pares down.
  •taper/taper off (verb)
  • comes to a point,
  • came to point,
  • re-ceded,
  • coming to a point,
  • comes a point,
  • comes to point,
  • came point,
  • re ceding,
  • came a point,
  • dieing out,
  • sub sides,
  • come to point,
  • dying out,
  • comes point,
  • sub side,
  • re cedes,
  • coming a point,
  • come point,
  • coming point,
  • re-ceding,
  • sub sided,
  • dies out,
  • sub-sides,
  • came to a point,
  • re-cede,
  • coming to point,
  • re-cedes,
  • come a point.
  •waste (verb)
  • gambles away,
  • goes to waste,
  • frivoling away,
  • is of no avail,
  • trifles away,
  • went waste,
  • going waste,
  • was of no avail,
  • mis-applied,
  • wert no avail,
  • mis using,
  • am no avail,
  • poured down drain,
  • mis employs,
  • go waste,
  • frivols away,
  • poured down the drain,
  • gambled away,
  • misemployed,
  • mis applied,
  • misemploying,
  • ate away,
  • mis-employing,
  • burnt up,
  • goes waste,
  • went to waste,
  • were of no avail,
  • am of no avail,
  • pouring down drain,
  • de-cays,
  • burns up,
  • mis-applies,
  • frivolled away,
  • mis apply,
  • being of no avail,
  • mis used,
  • pours down drain,
  • running dry,
  • mis applying,
  • were no avail,
  • de-cay,
  • was no avail,
  • mis-employ,
  • mis employing,
  • trifled away,
  • mis-applying,
  • be no avail,
  • art of no avail,
  • misemploys,
  • pour down drain,
  • trifling away,
  • mis-using,
  • going to waste,
  • mis-employs,
  • mis-apply,
  • de cay,
  • frivoled away,
  • mis-employed,
  • art no avail,
  • mis employed,
  • runs dry,
  • frivolling away,
  • is no avail,
  • wast of no avail,
  • gambling away,
  • ran dry,
  • wast no avail,
  • mis employ,
  • being no avail,
  • wert of no avail,
  • mis applies,
  • de cays,
  • mis-used,
  • pours down the drain,
  • pouring down the drain.
  •water (verb)
  • in undated,
  • in-undated,
  • soddening,
  • soddens.
  •water down (verb)
  • thinning down,
  • thins down.
  •weaken (verb)
  • de-basing,
  • in validated,
  • losing spirit,
  • re-lapses,
  • de vitalize,
  • in validates,
  • de-vitalized,
  • in-validates,
  • de vitalizes,
  • de-based,
  • re-lapsed,
  • de based,
  • de-vitalizing,
  • de-base,
  • de base,
  • de press,
  • re lapsing,
  • de-vitalizes,
  • in-validate,
  • de pressing,
  • eases up,
  • in validating,
  • re lapses,
  • easing up,
  • re lax,
  • lost spirit,
  • re-lax,
  • de-vitalize,
  • loses spirit,
  • re lapsed,
  • de-presses,
  • in-validating,
  • de pressed,
  • de vitalizing,
  • de vitalized,
  • de-press,
  • de basing,
  • de-pressed,
  • in validate,
  • re-lapsing,
  • re-lapse,
  • re lapse,
  • de-pressing,
  • de presses,
  • in-validated.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • angular,
  • inconceivable,
  • extenuate,
  • stingy,
  • unbelievable,
  • scant,
  • puny,
  • improbable.
  •
  • light.
  •
  • shaky,
  • size.
  •
  • poor.
  •
  • gray.
  •
  • hang.
  •
  • wave.
  •decrease
  • taper.
  •delicate
  • airy.
  •flimsy
  • flimsy.
  •glassy
  • vitreous.
  •high-pitched
  • shrill.
  •lessen
  • Minifying,
  • become smaller,
  • dying down,
  • grow less,
  • became smaller,
  • Minified,
  • take sting out,
  • slack up,
  • deescalating,
  • winding down,
  • Downs,
  • slowed down,
  • lessening,
  • downed,
  • slow down,
  • take the edge off,
  • wind down,
  • roll back,
  • deescalated,
  • take the bite out,
  • minify,
  • downing,
  • deescalate,
  • take the sting out,
  • de-escalate,
  • soft pedal,
  • dies down,
  • grows less,
  • die down,
  • died down.
  •lighten
  • unburdened,
  • poured out,
  • pours out,
  • make less,
  • facilitates,
  • make lighter,
  • unburdening,
  • lighten,
  • made lighter,
  • take a load off,
  • pouring out,
  • unburdens,
  • pour out,
  • jettison,
  • facilitate,
  • uplight,
  • uplights,
  • unburden.
  •waste
  • waste,
  • emaciates,
  • go to waste,
  • Emaciating,
  • eating away,
  • burning up,
  • eats away,
  • gamble away,
  • frivol away,
  • run dry,
  • burned up,
  • Misapplied,
  • be of no avail,
  • burn up,
  • Misemploy,
  • pour down the drain,
  • trifle away,
  • atrophying,
  • eat away.
  •water
  • DAMPS,
  • Damping,
  • HOSED,
  • Damped,
  • hosing,
  • soddened.
  •weaken
  • Limped,
  • lose spirit,
  • ease up,
  • eased up,
  • gave way,
  • give way,
  • giving way.
  •worn
  • old.
  •Other relevant words:
  • sprinkled,
  • milk-and-water,
  • meagre,
  • sheer,
  • scattered,
  • straitened,
  • scrimp,
  • acute,
  • infrequent,
  • slimmer,
  • exiguous,
  • weed,
  • mild,
  • skimpy,
  • sparse,
  • insubstantial,
  • skimp,
  • keen,
  • hoe,
  • scrimpy,
  • gracile,
  • washy.

Paraphrases for Thin:

• Independent

  • Adjective
    tiny, shallow, delicate, meagre, scarce, modest.
  • Adverb
    golly.

• Exclusion

  • Adjective
    thick.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    thin-film, tenuous, insubstantial, lean, lightweight, light-weight, scant, fragile, frail, flimsy, subtle, petite, meager, light-duty, faint, feeble, nimble, tight.
  • Proper noun, singular
    lightweight.
  • Adverb
    thinly.

Antonyms for Thin:

• adj.

  • all
    full, thick.
  • deficient, weak
    intelligent, reasonable, adequate, sufficient, substantial.
  • diluted
    dark, unrefined.
  • fine, light, slender
    fat, large, undiluted, flushed, colorful, solid, strong, obese, concentrated, dense, liberal, generous, plump, big, heavy, wide, efficient, inflated, broad-minded.
  • Other antonyms:
    significant, Widish, fortified, important, huge, soft, husky, blunt, evaporated, Thickish, clumsy, spirited, hippy, quilted, rude, flabby, massive, fleshed out, condensed, immense, coarse, soupy.

• adv.

  • all
    thickly.

• v.

  • change
    thicken.
  • make diluted or less dense
    enlarge, develop, grow, beef up, increase, strengthen.

Thin Sentence Examples:

• Do you really feel as thin as you look?...

• I have noticed for weeks how thin and grave he has been growing to be.

Hypernym for Thin:

• v.

  • change
    draw.

Hyponym for Thin:

• v.

  • change
    cut down, trim back, turn, reduce, change state, bring down, cut back, trim, cut, trim down.