Squat
Squat adjective - Being compact and broad in build and often short in stature.
Usage example: a short, squat woman
Thin
Thin adjective - Having a noticeably small amount of body fat.
Usage example: after her bout with pneumonia, she looked thinner
Both words in one sentence
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The titular character is as thin as a rod, but several other characters, like Wybie and her father, are squat and rotund.
Source: Noodle People -
Also they can be the Thin in the Big, Thin, Short Trio when being an evil group to contrast with the fuller member and the squat member.
Source: Lean and Mean -
A tall, thin, half-crazy guy drags his short, squat, far more down-to-earth best friend on half-hallucinatory adventures against threats no one else understands, pulled forward by "Dulcie", the crazy's love interest, riding around in their smashed-up, puttering mode of transportation, the Rocinante.
Source: Literature / Going Bovine
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