ALL meanings of slender
slen·der
S s - adjective slender having little value, force, or justification: slender prospects. 1
- adjective slender thin or weak, as sound. 1
- adjective slender small, inadequate 1
- adjective slender thin 1
- adjective slender person: slim 1
- adjective slender having a circumference that is small in proportion to the height or length: a slender post. 1
- adjective slender thin or slight; light and graceful: slender youths. 1
- adjective slender small in size, amount, extent, etc.; meager: a slender income. 1
- adjective slender A slender person is attractively thin and graceful. 0
- adjective slender You can use slender to describe a situation which exists but only to a very small degree. 0
- adjective slender of small width relative to length or height 0
- adjective slender (esp of a person's figure) slim and well-formed 0
- adjective slender small or inadequate in amount, size, etc 0
- adjective slender (of hopes, etc) having little foundation; feeble 0
- adjective slender very small 0
- adjective slender (of a sound) lacking volume 0
- adjective slender (now only in Irish phonology) relating to or denoting a close front vowel, such as i or e 0
- adjective slender small in width as compared with the length or height; long and thin 0
- adjective slender having a slim, trim figure 0
- adjective slender small or limited in amount, size, extent, etc.; meager 0
- adjective slender of little force or validity; having slight foundation; feeble 0