Older and Thin

Older

Older adjective - Being of advanced years and especially past middle age.

Thin and older are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Thin" instead an adjective "Older".

Thin

Thin adjective - Having a noticeably small amount of body fat.

Older and thin are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Older" instead an adjective "Thin".

Nearby Words: thinned, thinly, thinness, thinning

Both words in one sentence

  • Adaptational Attractiveness In The Mortal Instruments, Hodge Starkweather is describes as a thin man with a long, beaky nose who looks older than he is (which is around 36 according to Word of God).
  • Webcomic / Skadi Many of the characters (especially the female characters) in the older strips had incredibly thin and long limbs that made them look like noodle people.
  • Progressively Prettier Older Than Television: Sherlock Holmes was not described as a particularly handsome man, being tall and thin, with thin lips and a hawk-like nose.
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