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Meanings of too thin in English

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Usage of too thin in English
1
I mean, he was a far more, far too thin-skinned for that.
The new yorker
2
In fact, Stewart said, she's been accused of spreading herself too thin.
Wired
3
Canadian forces denied they were stretched too thin and short of troops.
Reuters
4
He sat looking at me-haggard ,fartoo thin, but not without sympathy.
11/22/63
5
When they'd met, Kathy had been weight-obsessed, and was far too thin.
Zeitoun
6
If the almond cream is too thin, mix in more pounded citron.
Directions for Cookery, in its Various Branches
7
The resulting construct looked flimsy, too thin to support a man's weight.
The Complete Alien Omnibus
8
I can't tackle all the issues, otherwise I'm spreading myself too thin.
The Guardian
9
The girl's breasts were beautiful, though her body was rather too thin.
Complete Books of Blood
10
You only get stretched too thin when you don't control your career.
Ebony
11
Also her nose was too sharp and her lips were too thin.
Moon of Israel: A Tale of the Exodus
12
It looks like your attentions and activities have spread you too thin.
Ebony
13
The ground is too thin for the plow, too jagged for horses.
The Wise Man’s Fear
14
Not too thick, nor too thin, about as wide as my thumb.
Tomato rhapsody: a fable of love, lust and forbidden fruit
15
But you wouldn't sell for much; you're too small and too thin.
The Missing Bride
16
What kind of griddle cakes result when the batter is too thin?
School and Home Cooking
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United Kingdom
Common
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