To lose weight or become physically thinner.
"He worked out every day to skinny down before the wedding."
To become thinner or to reduce something in size or scope.
To get thinner, or to make something smaller.
2 meanings, ordered from most common to least. Color-coded by CEFR level.
To lose weight or become physically thinner.
"He worked out every day to skinny down before the wedding."
To reduce or cut down the size, scope, or content of something.
"We need to skinny down the proposal before sending it to the board."
To move downward toward being skinny.
To get thinner, or to make something smaller.
A rare and informal expression, largely dialectal or colloquial. Far less common than 'slim down'. May be encountered in American regional dialects.
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