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Can the adjective 'paper thin' used to describe a person or is it only for objects?
Sure- "That girl is so skinny that she's, like, paper thin!"Or'Stick thin' might be better to describe a person- "That girl is so skinny that she's, like, stick thin!"
How do you describe too thin?
Anorexic thin
Why would a muscular person run faster than a thin person?
a muscular man would run faster than a thin man because he physically built
How would you describe a person with the letter s?
You can describe a person using the letter s by silly.
Can a 5 person hot tub comfortably hold 6?
It would depend on the brand of hot tub that you have and how they describe an average person. 6 thin people should comfortably fit in a 5 capacity hot tub but if they were large people, then it would be an uncomfortable squeeze.
How do you describe snow if it was a person?
You think about what snow is like. What sort of a person would have the same traits as snow does? Describe that person.
How would you describe a good brave loyal person?
you could describe that person as a hero or a good friend.
How would you describe a person that is easy to laugh?
Click the link to learn how to describe people. What do you think a person who laughs easily would be like?
How would you describe a friendly person?
Click the link to learn how to describe people. For a friendly person, you need to put down things that you think a friendly person would say and do.
How can you describe a smartphone as a person?
Think about all of the features of a smartphone. Now how many of those things can a person do? Just describe what a person would be if they did all of the things a smartphone would do.
What is the superlative form of thin?
The superlative form of "thin" is "thinnest." It is used to describe something that has the least thickness or is the slimmest among a group. For example, you might say, "She is the thinnest person in the class."
How would you describe a person who has a good reading comprehension?
I would describe them as "literate", or use the term "well read"
