thin; lean; skinny; emaciated; slim

(of land) barren; sterile; unproductive

thin person | Cant. coll. possible terms: 瘦骨仙; 吊門桔; 鶴

to suddenly become thin

(of people) thin; lean; wiry; spare

meagre; paltry; trivial

a bony immortal

瘦子

a bag of bones; very thin person |

to bother desparately

(to chase someone until one becomes thin); to put pressure on someone for something

thin and feeble | [粵]: 瘦削, 奀瘦

very thin; scrawny; scraggy; as thin as a rake

describes something / someone which no one wanted at first but became popular as soon as one person started to take an interest [colloquial]

long and thin; tall and thin; lanky

a little lean, sparely

girth of a garment, etc; proportion of fat and lean

slim down

(verb) Slim down (a body)

has a medium build (lit, "not fat, not thin")

neither fat nor skinny

skinny, thin, slight [華]: 瘦小

lean, slender, slim, tiny

very thin; gaunt; angular

(adjective) 1. Thin; 2. Skinny

waif-like; thin and colourless; sallow and emaciated; lean and haggard

to waste away; to become thin

marasmus, malnutrition occurring in infants and young children

tall and thin; lanky [Syn.] 高高瘦瘦

lean meat; [HK] lean pork

congee with preserved duck egg and pork

Congee with Minced Pork and Preserved Egg

very skinny [colloquial]

not too fat or lean (meat)