পাতলা, সরু, কৃশ, অপুষ্ট, শীর্ণ, দুর্বল, সূক্ষ্ম, সামান্য, জনবিরল, তরল, মৃদু, অস্থূল, তুচ্ছ, কৃশতনু, ক্ষীণকায়, অঘনীভূত, পয়রা, জলবৎ, তনূকৃত, ফাঁকফাঁক, বিরল, নগণ্য, পলকা, কাহিল, রোগা
পাতলা করা, পাতলা হত্তয়া, কৃশ করা, তরল করা, তরল হত্তয়া, জনবিরল করা, জনবিরল হত্তয়া
(1) Of relatively small extent from one surface to the opposite or in cross section.
(2) Lacking excess flesh.
(3) Very narrow.
(4) Not dense.
(5) Relatively thin in consistency or low in density; not viscous.
(6) (of sound.
(7) Lacking spirit or sincere effort.
(8) Lacking substance or significance.
(9) Having little substance or significance.
(10) Relatively thin in consistency or low in density.
(11) Not viscous.
(12) (of sound) lacking resonance or volume.
(13) Transparent.
(14) Fine.
(15) Deficient.
(16) Weak.
(17) Diluted.
(1) Without viscosity
(1) Lose thickness; become thin or thinner.
(2) Make thin or thinner.
(3) Lessen the strength or flavor of a solution or mixture.
(4) Take off weight.
(5) Lose thickness.
(6) Become thin or thinner.
(7) Make diluted or less dense.
(1) A hole has been torn in the thin veil of ozone just above the Antarctic.
(2) The air is so thin it is incapable of supporting life.
(3) Baron stifled his angry response and forced a thin smile instead.
(4) The string tone is thin , but the sound has an attractive warmth overall.
(5) She began to feel her thin shoes break under her, and the muscles in her thighs started to burn with fury from the intense climb.
(6) The weather was fairly warm for Spring, so the boys were fine in their thin clothing.
(7) I found the explanation for the campaign material disappointing and a bit thin .
(8) He gave me a brief, thin smile that seemed more for my benefit than his.
(9) There seems to have been at most a thin trickle of men directly from northern France into Scotland, and there is little evidence of migration directly from the Continent to Ireland.
(10) Once you have bunched four or five sprigs together, wind thin wire around the cluster, leaving a one-inch spike at the bottom.
(11) Behind that sound, hidden in it, was the thin , faint sound of a woman's distant scream, coming from inside the building.
(12) She is skeletally thin , with hollow, cadaverous eyes and cheeks.
(13) If no frank perforation is seen, thin barium liquid should be used to identify lacerations that may otherwise be missed.
(14) The whiting have started to thin out although the blackfish have picked up a bit.
(15) The invitation, offered with a thin smile, comes out of the blue.
(16) If you are one of those frailer and more malnourished types, you should eat light nourishing soups or thin rice porridge.
(17) Rakishly thin , he wore tattered cords that rode half way up his skeleton legs.
(18) The homemade onion rings are even better, cut thin and lightly battered so there's a nice balance between crust and juicy onion.
(19) Beyond here, the path dawdles up past imposing villas and more humble caprese dwellings until the houses thin out and the going gets steep.
(20) She gave me a thin smile and turned back to whatever she was doing.
narrow
lightweight
slim
sparse
watery
weak
insubstantial
lean
slender
slight
dilute
disperse
reduce
thinly
chubby
corpulent
fat
gross
obese
overweight
plump
portly
rotund
tubby
Thick
Fat
Full
Thickly
Thicken
Gain
Dense
Solid
Efficient
Strong
Concentrated
Undiluted
Beef up
The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 20
I'm surprised you could hear me with this Thin Mint in your ear! Ha, ha!
The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 12
Air's getting a bit thin up here.
The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 10
You're tall, thin and famous.
Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 9
The thin man wasn't hungry today.
Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 8
A gift for the thin man.
