The website called urbandictionarys: "What's the skinny?" originated as military slang before or during WWII when official orders were sent on onion skin paper, so the men would ask their commander "What's the skinny?" to find out what the inside, confidential orders were. Gradually, the expression made its way beyond the military to American slang in general. The Oxford English Dictionary, the authority on English language history, dates the first common use of it in American speech as 1959.
skinny ( Apex)
The answer for "What is another word for narrow?" is skinny.
Thin is an adjective.If you need a synonym for thin, you can use skinny, svelte, slender, willowy, slight; or narrow, depending on the usage.
They made fun of the gangly boy because he was tall and skinny.
It come from the latin word Natas it is also how you get the word prenatal
Probably "Look at you, you're all skin and bones."
i love being skinny.
Skinny is an adjective because it describes a noun, e.g. A skinny person.
skinny ( Apex)
I would use slender in place of skinny
slender
maigre
Yes
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"Betrayal" typically has a negative connotation as it implies the breaking of trust or loyalty.
Skinny
I have seen skinny jeans in almost every color in the spectrum.