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Composed of a notably small degree of body fat

Thin or below average in width

Improbable in the degree of likelihood

Small in degree or amount

Significantly below an amount or level that is adequate

Showing a skilful use of underhand tactics to achieve goals

(of a person) Being strong and healthy

To make oneself thinner, especially by dieting

To reduce in size

To make thinner or slimmer

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Adjective

Composed of a notably small degree of body fat

as thin as a reed

spindle-shanked

all skin and bones

as thin as a rake

looking like a bag of bones

like a matchstick

like a bag of bones

like a skeleton

without an ounce of fat

deprived of food

loosely jointed

worn to a shadow

looking like death warmed up

a slip of a …

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“The lasses there are stylish, with dyed hair, high-soled shoes, and slim figures.”

Adjective

Thin or below average in width

“Use a slim needle for working with fine threads and a larger needle for more open weaves and thicker thread.”

Adjective

Improbable in the degree of likelihood

difficult to believe

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“Sadly, their chance of success remains relatively slim.”

Adjective

Small in degree or amount

“These accusations were made with only a slim amount of evidence.”

Adjective

Significantly below an amount or level that is adequate

thin on the ground

in short supply

few and far between

hard to come by

barely sufficient

too little too late

not to be had for love nor money

on the small side

inconsequential

scarcer than hen's teeth

seldom met with

thinly distributed

in the minority

out of the ordinary

nothing more than

of little importance

of little consequence

of no importance

of little account

of no consequence

nickel-and-dime

neither here nor there

not worth mentioning

of no significance

not worth speaking of

not worth bothering about

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“Tired of such slim pickings, this crafty, old fox had even considered raiding one of the many hen houses along the outskirts of Perfluvia.”

Adjective

Showing a skilful use of underhand tactics to achieve goals

dishonorable^US

dishonourable^UK

unsportsmanlike

hole-and-corner

cloak-and-dagger

under the table

playing politics

not straightforward

double-crossing

crazy like a fox

behind-the-scenes

against the law

unauthorized^US

against the rules

under-the-table

unauthorised^UK

under the counter

sticky-fingered

not to be trusted

unconscientious

economical with the truth

not to be depended on

intentionally misleading

unconstitutional

misrepresentative

of dubious character

potentially illegal

under-the-counter

contrary to law

snake in the grass

in violation of law

beyond contempt

not entirely truthful

terminologically inexact

demoralizing^US

demoralising^UK

like a snake in the grass

easily corrupted

open to bribery

good-for-nothing

not trustworthy

all talk and no action

not to be relied upon

gone to the dogs

nimble-fingered

of bad reputation

insurrectionary

unsubstantiated

without law and order

lacking sincerity

with tongue in cheek

under suspicion

of doubtful honesty

open to question

not quite right

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Adjective

(of a person) Being strong and healthy

in good condition

as fit as a fiddle

strong as an ox

well-conditioned

fit as a fiddle

health-conscious

in tip-top condition

hale and hearty

as right as rain

as fit as a flea

bursting with health

alive and kicking

in good physical shape

in excellent shape

in fine feather

sound in body and limb

in good physical condition

the picture of health

solid as a rock

powerfully built

as strong as a horse

broad-shouldered

strong as an lion

strong as an horse

in peak condition

sound as a bell

sound in wind and limb

fit as a butcher's dog

in perfect health

as right as a trivet

well-constructed

bursting with good health

hanging together

holding together

as tough as old boots

tough as old boots

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Verb

To make oneself thinner, especially by dieting

“For anyone trying to slim down, a body-fat test is a better way to monitor progress than the scale is.”

Verb

To reduce in size

make cutbacks in

decrease in size

cut to the bone

become narrower

put in a nutshell

put a restriction on

put the brakes on

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“Dating sites allow you to slim the number of prospective matches by utilizing a huge selection of requirements in addition to their very own algorithms.”

Verb

To make thinner or slimmer

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