| thin layer | 19.29 | Thin layers rise on tables and shelves. | ||
| thin air | 15.60 | He could vanish into thin air. | ||
| thin slice | 13.50 | Cut in thin slices. | ||
| thin line | 10.66 | Her mouth drawn into a thin line. | ||
| thin coat | 8.10 | Two thin coats. | ||
| thin strip | 7.90 | Cut into thin strips. | ||
| thin ice | 5.27 | On thin ice? | ||
| thin stream | 4.87 | All I get is a thin stream of it, | ||
| thin volume | 4.61 | Banks closed higher on thin volumes. | ||
| thin film | 3.62 | Pour a thin film of oil onto griddle. | ||
| thin sheet | 2.96 | Over the body lay a thin white sheet. | ||
| thin skin | 2.76 | Good bat, good glove, thin skin? | ||
| thin man | 2.70 | Mr Cardew was a tall thin man. | ||
| thin trade | 2.70 | But analysts said the thin trade made the B share fall insignificant. | ||
| thin market | 2.30 | Thin markets can amplify currency movements. | ||
| thin margin | 2.24 | Webb leads Sorenstam by a thin margin. | ||
| thin piece | 2.11 | Cut away any fat, and slice the meat into thin pieces. | ||
| thin wire | 1.97 | The flowers were bound together with thin wire. | ||
| thin tube | 1.91 | When the lever is pressed, a food pellet drops through a thin tube. | ||
| thin cotton | 1.78 | It is rayon or thin cotton. |