thin|thinned|thinning|thins in English

verb

[θɪn]

make thin or thinner, dilute, make weak; become thin or thinner, become diluted

Use "thin|thinned|thinning|thins" in a sentence

1. Folsom flintknappers made extremely thin Bifaces known as ultra-thins

2. 15 Mr. Shi a thin man of thinning hair blinked laconically through the smoke.

3. Traffic thins noticeably after 9 a.m.

4. Thinning Hair and Baldness

5. As for thinner, Alclad does not need to be thinned, it's only meant to be used through an airbrushed so it's bottled thin enough to …

6. Alclad is pre-thinned for airbrush use

7. 5 Thinned by Jim, by Jove, by gum.

8. It seems, this thins out as dementia takes a grip.

9. 6 The stream had thinned down to a mere trickle.

10. 29 synonyms for Attenuated: slender, extended, thinned, slimmed, refined, stretched out

11. Osteoporosis ( Brittleness of bones or thinning of bones ) .

12. A forward bulging and thinning of the Cornea

13. Not to the risk of thinning their numbers.

14. For handling, an emulsion of Casein and lime is thinned with water

15. Chemotherapy has thinned his hair; cancer has caused him to lose weight.

16. 11 Famine and war have thinned down the population in this region.

17. What would have thinned down-his wallet, his waistline, his ego?

18. Made out of a fine-grained volcanic rock called rhyolite, the so-called “Cinmar Biface” is a large, thin knife with evidence of well-controlled percussion thinning flake scars on both faces

19. Central corneal stroma and epithelial thinning frequently precedes ectasia.

20. Casein is a milk-product based paint which may be thinned with water

21. What is the reason for thinning of the ozone layer ?

22. Nothing wrong with thinning the herd once in a while.

23. The driving force for emulsion Coalescence is the thinning and …

24. A useful and effective product for thinning Antifouling paints and

25. Biogenic fluid non-reactive thinning agents in synthetic resin adhesives