thinner
1noun
Origin of thinner
1thinner
2adjective
thin
adjective, thin·ner, thin·nest.
adverb
verb (used with object), thinned, thin·ning.
verb (used without object), thinned, thin·ning.
Origin of thin
Synonyms for thin
Related Words for thinner
fragile, slim, lean, meager, gaunt, delicate, small, skinny, narrow, wispy, flimsy, translucent, paper-thin, poor, flat, shallow, sparse, thick, transparent, skimpyExamples from the Web for thinner
Contemporary Examples of thinner
Diets not only fail to make us thinner, they also fail to make us healthier in the long term.
By comparison, Let Me Be Frank With You—as one meaning of the title suggests—is direct and thinner.
Like thinner and translucent for summer and warmer for winter.
And in expected Apple fashion, the phones are thinner and faster than ever before.
Bigger, Bolder, and Better Than Ever: Steve Jobs Would Be Proud of Today's AppleKyle Chayka
September 9, 2014
Like many young girls, Flores used to idealize a thinner body.
Historical Examples of thinner
She was thin, thinner than ever, and stiff as if she had withered.
Life and Death of Harriett FreanMay Sinclair
This triangle they filled with a thinner stone carved with two lions.
Buried Cities: Pompeii, Olympia, MycenaeJennie Hall
You are thinner than a grasshopper, and you won't make it any heavier.
My Double LifeSarah Bernhardt
I thought I looked ugly, and it seemed to me I was thinner than ever and not so tall.
My Double LifeSarah Bernhardt
She grew thinner and thinner, till at last nothing was left of her but her voice.
Classic MythsMary Catherine Judd