thinnish

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Examples

• She was good-looking enough, in her thinnish, solemn way, but it seemed to me she was kind of overdressed and too grand.

• Except in a storm, the night of the open always is thinnish, so you can see after your eyes are used to it.

• Chatterton and Kirke White both seem thinnish gruel to us; and even Southey himself is down among the pinch hitters.

• All white or brown thick soups must be rather thinnish, lightly adhering to the back of the spoon.

• No, he would be what we would describe as a thinnish individual, that is very thin; was wiry rather than bulky muscles.