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51slightly — adverb a) Slenderly; delicately. He was slightly built, but tall. b) To a small extent or degree. He weighed slightly less than his wife who was a foot shorter. Syn: a little, marginally …
52American mink — This article is about animal. For the trademark of the same name, see American Legend Cooperative. American mink Temporal range: Middle Pleistocene–Recent Conservation status …
53slimly — adv. in a slim manner, thinly, slenderly …
54slender — adjective (slenderer, slenderest) 1》 gracefully thin. 2》 barely sufficient: people of slender means. Derivatives slenderize or slenderise verb (chiefly N. Amer.). slenderly adverb slenderness noun …
55slim — adjective (slimmer, slimmest) 1》 gracefully thin; slenderly built. ↘small in width and long and narrow in shape. 2》 very small: a slim chance. 3》 S. African crafty or unscrupulous. verb (slims, slimming, slimmed) Brit. make or become thinner …
56barely — ad. 1. Poorly, meagrely, slenderly, meanly. 2. Merely, simply, only, just …
57slightly — ad. 1. Little. 2. Weakly, feebly, slenderly. 3. Cursorily, negligently, hastily, superficially. 4. Scornfully, contemptuously, disrespectfully, slightingly …
58antelope — /ˈæntəloʊp / (say antuhlohp) noun (plural antelopes, antelope) 1. a slenderly built, hollow horned ruminant allied to cattle, sheep, and goats, found chiefly in Africa and Asia. 2. leather made from its skin. {Middle English, from Old French… …
59slender — /ˈslɛndə / (say slenduh) adjective 1. small in circumference in proportion to height or length: slender column. 2. small in size, amount, extent, etc.: a slender income. 3. having little value, force or justification: slender prospects. 4. thin… …
60slender — ► ADJECTIVE (slenderer, slenderest) 1) gracefully thin. 2) barely sufficient: a slender majority. DERIVATIVES slenderly adverb slenderness noun. ORIGIN of unknown origin …
