Synonym: bony, gaunt, lanky, lean, scrawny, spare. Similar words: skin, pigskin, buckskin, skin and bone, skinflint, skin and bones, dyskinesia, multitasking. Meaning: ['skɪnɪ] 
n. confidential information about a topic or person. adj. 1. being very thin 2. of or relating to or resembling skin 3. fitting snugly 4. giving or spending with reluctance.
n. confidential information about a topic or person. adj. 1. being very thin 2. of or relating to or resembling skin 3. fitting snugly 4. giving or spending with reluctance. 
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1. At school I was fairly skinny and undersized.
2. Some supermodels are far too skinny.
3. Tom was a lanky boy with long skinny legs.
4. She was a skinny undersized kid.
5. He was quite a skinny little boy.
6. You should eat more, you're much too skinny.
7. You're skinny enough without going on a diet!
8. You're too skinny — we'll have to fatten you up.
9. He looks much too skinny / scrawny to be a weight - lifter.
10. He set his skinny legs apart and threw back his shoulders.
11. And skinny. just a bunch of bones.
12. This was Olga - even to her skinny legs!
13. Suddenly the skinny preacher stepped forward.
14. Think skinny asparagus spears with broccoli tops.
15. Lillian was openly mocked for her skinny body.
16. He kept his skinny animals like pets.
17. Jacob placed his arm around her skinny shoulders.
18. I was really skinny when I was a teenager.
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19. Wanted(sentencedict.com), Young skinny wiry fellows not over eighteen.
20. I would be a skinny person.
21. The sense of immediate attraction to this skinny guy with the bad acne and the eyebrows that met.
22. Skinny tightrope walkers, feet weighted with fishing sinkers, traversed the high wire.
23. A skinny, cross face with freckles and a thin, sandy plait.
24. Instead, it was the skinny younger brother who blossomed and then fulfilled that dream.
25. But then, Bricken pairs the boxy jackets with skinny flat-front trousers or slinky silk shirts.
26. They used to take off their clothes and go skinny dipping in the creek.
27. Skinny means very thin, often in a way that is not attractive:a skinny little kid.
28. I believe the enormous pressure put on women to be skinny is the most important feminist issue in Western society.
29. He could not possibly be on steroids: he is too damn skinny.
30. To counter the richness, the chef serves the risotto over skinny strips of fresh, raw spinach.
More similar words: skin, pigskin, buckskin, skin and bone, skinflint, skin and bones, dyskinesia, multitasking, skin disease, canny, sunny, funny, bunny, nanny, granny, uncanny, tyranny, nook and cranny, ski, inn, skid, skit, skim, skip, skirt, skill, inner, minnow, in no way, skillet.