skinny
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4.1
- adjective
- /ˈskɪni/
- Informal
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bajo en calorías
- And then I got a Starbucks Skinny Peppermint Mocha Latte—who wouldn't?!
- a skinny latte
- Skinny ice cream
- Skinny Cow
Please, can I get a medium ice latte with skinny milk?
- Please, can I get a medium ice latte with skinny milk?
- And as far as I know, Cheesecake Factory is the only menu that has skinny options.
Examples
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Yeah, I'll have a skinny latte as well.
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- Kate, I'll have a skinny caramel latte with two shots of espresso.
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Please, can I get a medium ice latte with skinny milk?
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And as far as I know, Cheesecake Factory is the only menu that has skinny options.
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I am at Starbucks EVERY DAY after the gym trying new skinny hot and cold beverages with one of their wonderful cups of oatmeal!
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These bite-sized pecan tarts are the perfect "skinny" replacement for pecan pie this holiday season!
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If I'm going to a coffeehouse, though, I love a good fat-free (skinny) latte with sugar-free flavored syrup! (chocolate, if they have it)
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I ordered a skinny latte because I'm trying to reduce my calorie intake.
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She prefers a skinny version of the cake that is lower in sugar.
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At the café, they offer skinny smoothies made with fresh fruit and no added sugar.
Synonyms
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2.5
Thin with little extra fat or money
Antonyms
Idioms
- Slang
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Compounds
- Slang
A person people admire online for their style or confidence, often for being very slim
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Etymology
The word skinny used for food and drinks is a modern idea based on 'thin' — a 'skinny' version is a lighter, lower-calorie choice. So a skinny latte or meal has less fat or sugar than the regular one.