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having opposite sides or surfaces that are close together
(of liquids or other similar substances) flowing freely due to not containing a lot of solid material
(of an idea, argument, quality, etc.) weak or not convincing
(of people or animals) weighing less than what is thought to be healthy for their body, having little body weight
(of sound or voice) high-pitched and lacking depth and richness
(of a smile) barely noticeable and lacking genuine warmth and enthusiasm
(of fog, mist, smoke, etc.) light and not dense, making it easier to see through
(of a piece of clothing, curtain, etc.) lightweight, delicate, or not densely woven
(of a piece of clothing, fabric, etc.) worn down and less dense due to wear and tear
(of writing, etc.) faint, lightly inked, and lacking in boldness and clarity
(of a market or trading environment) having few bids or offerings, resulting in infrequent transactions
referring to a climbing route where the holds are small, few, or far apart, making it challenging to ascend
to reduce the density of something
to decrease in density
to reduce the thickness of something and make it slimmer
to decrease in thickness
to cause an individual or entity to lose weight entirely or in a specific part of their body
to reduce the concentration, strength, or flavor of a solution or mixture
to strike a golf ball with the leading edge of the club, resulting in a low, fast shot with insufficient lift
to remove some individuals or items from a group to reduce the overall number, often to improve conditions or manage resources better
to decrease in quantity, especially when there was previously a larger number
used to indicate that something is being applied or made in a manner that is not thick or wide
used to indicate that something is being done or made in a thin manner
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