| He is tall and thinnish, with sandy hair and cold gray eyes. |
| They number four thinnish ones, and represent three-quarter rations. |
| Except in a storm, the night of the open always is thinnish, so you can see after your eyes are used to it. |
| Although a thinnish volume, be prepared to allow double the time it would usually take to read another book of similar length. |
| She was good-looking enough, in her thinnish, solemn way, but it seemed to me she was kind of overdressed and too grand. |
| Do you like a thinnish fall of golden hair, or an abundant cluster of nut-brown? |
