slim thick
- adjective
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- Many people admire the slim thick body type portrayed on social media.
Examples
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Her slim thick figure made her stand out on the runway.
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That dress makes her look slim thick.
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The model was described as slim thick in the latest fashion magazine.
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She is slim thick.
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Many people admire the slim thick body type seen in popular music videos.
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The fashion designer featured a slim thick model in her latest collection.
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On social media, influencers often celebrate their slim thick figures.
Synonyms
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Having a solid wide body or wide arms and legs
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Morphology
The phrase combines two seemingly contradictory adjectives; knowing 'slim' and 'thick' gives a clue but does not fully predict the idiomatic sense that a woman is slim in the waist yet curvy/large in hips and buttocks. This is a colloquial/slang description where the meaning depends on distributing the two adjectives to different body parts and some cultural familiarity, so a B1 learner who only knows the words would likely only partially infer the sense.
Etymology
Slim thick came from online speech and joins two opposite words to paint a clear picture: slim means a 'narrow waist' and thick means 'full hips and buttocks'. People put these words together to describe someone who looks small at the waist but curvy at the hips, so slim thick now means 'a slender waist with noticeable curves'.