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slims

slims

3 8.5
People who have thin bodies
  • noun
  • /slɪmz/
  • Informal
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  • The fashion designer showcased a collection that flatters slims perfectly.
  • Virginia Slims
  • Slims Championships
  • Slims tournament

People think it's just slims over there and and bruise, bro, but it ain't.

Examples

Synonyms

thin person
vsslims
4 2.1

A person who has very little body fat and looks underweight

is an informal general label for that appearance
beanpole
vsslims
  • Offensive
4 7.5

A very tall thin person who looks awkward

focuses on narrow appearance alone, not tallness or awkwardness
stickman
vsslims
  • Offensive
1 8.2

A very thin person whose clothes hang loosely

is a general informal label rather than a playful nickname
ectomorph
vsslims
  • Specialized
1 9.4

A person with a naturally thin, lean body and little fat or muscle

is an informal descriptive label, not a technical body classification
scrag
vsslims
  • Offensive
9.9

A very thin, bony person

is an informal neutral label without the harsh negative tone
spindleshanks
vsslims
  • Informal
9.9

A person with very thin, long legs

refers to the overall narrow look, not leg length specifically

Antonyms

12 3.7

Being large and heavy in size or build

3 3.9

Rather heavy in body, often said politely about a person

How Big

large person
1 1.0
average guy
  • Informal
15 1.8
slims
  • Informal
3 8.5

Surface Forms

slim singular
slims plural

Morphology

slims = slim (transparent) = slim + s

The word 'slims' is a plural noun form derived from the adjective 'slim', indicating multiple individuals who are thin.

Etymology

Slims comes from the adjective slim, which means 'thin' or 'small in size'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of someone trying to 'slim down' or wearing 'slim' clothes, so Slims simply means people who are thin.