Nasty
Thin
Thin adjective - Having a noticeably small amount of body fat.
Both words in one sentence
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They also have the nasty habits of regenerating their worst wound every 10 seconds and pulling swords out of thin air.
Source: The Medic -
And then we have the Ill Boy Akinari Kamiki, the Sun Social Link, a frail, thin young man who has this nasty tendency to go into such fits of coughing that he ends up briefly unable to speak.
Source: Incurable Cough of Death -
The Skaven, as chaotic scavenging rat-men, use thin, nasty-looking blades, spears and cleavers for the most part, usually notched and rusty and dull.
Source: Weapon of Choice
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