skinny
Pronunciation: [ˈskɪni]
Word
Context: “appearance”
(adjective) when someone is very thin or has little body fat. If a person looks slender and their clothes hang loosely on them, they can be described as skinny.
Example
She is so skinny that her clothes are a size smaller than mine.
Example
He is not skinny; he has a strong, muscular build.
Example
Do you think being too skinny can be unhealthy?
Context: “appearance”
(noun) the state of being very thin. This can refer to people or objects that are narrow and light.
Example
Her skinny allowed her to fit into the small chair without any problems.
Example
The puppy is not in a skinny; it needs to gain some weight.
Example
What do you think about the skinny of that tree?
Context: “food”
(adjective) describing food that has little fat or calories. If food is low in fat content, it is often called skinny.
Example
I ordered a skinny latte because I am trying to eat healthier.
Example
This burger is not skinny; it is very greasy and has a lot of fat.
Example
What are some ideas for a skinny lunch option?
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