slender, as in girth or form; slight in build or structure.

poor or inferior

a slim chance; a slim excuse.

small or inconsiderable; meager; scanty

a slim income.

sized for the thinner than average person.

to make slim.

to become slim.

Chiefly British . to try to become more slender, esp. by dieting.

a garment size meant for a thin person. ?

slim down,

to lose weight, esp. intentionally.

(of a business) to reduce operating expenses; economize.

verb

gain

verb

diet , reduce , slenderize , trim down , gaunt , lean , meager , narrow , negligible , outside , reedy , remote , scanty , skinny , slender , slight , small , spare , sparse , svelte , tenuous , thin

adjective

angular , bony , fleshless , gaunt , lank , lanky , lean , meager , rawboned , scrawny , skinny , slender , spare , twiggy , weedy , faint , negligible , outside , slight