Thinning

What do we mean by thinning?

To make thin or thinner.

To become thin or thinner.

To dilute.

To remove some plants or parts of plants in order to improve the growth of what remains.

Shedding weight. the act of becoming thinner. something you say out loud when you look in the mirror and can tell you've lost weight. Urban Dictionary

American for a person who is not significantly overweight (as opposed to its previous definition, meaning underweight) Urban Dictionary

N.) Something girls (for some odd reason) aspire to be above all else, to the exclusion of healthy meals, self-confidence, and common sense. It is a vague goal that all females pursue, and that many would probably die for, at least in America. The male gender, having beheld this phenomenon of female obsession, has adapted to consider it attractive, causing the girls to want to be more so and strive desperately to shrink further. The guys are trained to think this is more attractive, and the cycle continues. There is a theory that the entire female race will someday starve into oblivion due to America's furthering of the obsession, and then homosexuals will rule the earth. However, this is a worst-case scenario, and hopefully shall not come to pass. But as long as supermodels exist, this apocalyptic attack of anorexia is a possibility. Urban Dictionary

A story or an idea that doesn't hold much water Urban Dictionary

Wheels on a car according to rapper Mistah Fab Urban Dictionary

A dime Urban Dictionary

Favorable, desirable, or cool Urban Dictionary

When you only eat air :P Urban Dictionary

Exaggerist, you are wrong. Guys actually like girls who are confident about themselves and aren't anorexic. I know plenty of guys who think that thin girls are ugly because thin girls have no curves or confidence. P.S. Yes I'm a girl. Urban Dictionary

Code name for cocaine. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to thinning:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word thinning:
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Words that rhyme with thinning:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe thinning:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective thinning:
out, medication, behavior, medications, drugs, fluids, rule, effect, fluid, properties, effects, agents, behaviour, drug, process, throng, disease, line, ranks, liquids, agent, materials, spot, characteristics, viscosity, wedge, warfarin, liquid, cover, action, region, medicine, osteoporosis, solutions, down, hair, flow, flakes, medicines, stand, property, rheology, technique, techniques, regime, air, crowd, sequences, suspensions, increases, yield, design, star, sprays, operation, algorithm, phenomenon, algorithms, stream, potential, qualities, mortality, device, slope, atmosphere, fog, layers, season.

Words that sound like thinning:
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