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11slenderize — slen•der•ize [[t]ˈslɛn dəˌraɪz[/t]] v. ized, iz•ing 1) to make slender or more slender 2) to cause to appear slender 3) to become slender • Etymology: 1920–25 …
12slenderise — (Brit.) v. make slender, make thinner in size; become slender, slim down; cause to appear thinner (also slenderize) …
13slenderised — slenderise (Brit.) v. make slender, make thinner in size; become slender, slim down; cause to appear thinner (also slenderize) …
14slenderises — slenderise (Brit.) v. make slender, make thinner in size; become slender, slim down; cause to appear thinner (also slenderize) …
15slenderising — slenderise (Brit.) v. make slender, make thinner in size; become slender, slim down; cause to appear thinner (also slenderize) …
16slenderize — (Amer.) slen·der·ize || slendÉ™raɪz v. make slender, make thinner in size; become slender, slim down; cause to appear thinner (also slenderise) …
17slenderized — slenderize (Amer.) slen·der·ize || slendÉ™raɪz v. make slender, make thinner in size; become slender, slim down; cause to appear thinner (also slenderise) …
18slenderizes — slenderize (Amer.) slen·der·ize || slendÉ™raɪz v. make slender, make thinner in size; become slender, slim down; cause to appear thinner (also slenderise) …
19slenderizing — slenderize (Amer.) slen·der·ize || slendÉ™raɪz v. make slender, make thinner in size; become slender, slim down; cause to appear thinner (also slenderise) …
20slim — I. adjective (slimmer; slimmest) Etymology: Dutch, bad, inferior, from Middle Dutch slimp crooked, bad; akin to Middle High German slimp awry Date: 1657 1. of small diameter or thickness in proportion to the height or length ; slender 2. a. mean …
