having an extremely thin body
Describing People - People Put into Description
Explore English idioms regarding the description of people with examples like "thunder thighs" and "in the buff".
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Ex:
Despite
her
efforts
to
gain
weight
,
Sarah
remains
skinny
as
a
rail
.
thunder thighs
[noun]
used to refer to someone with fat or large thighs
Ex:
Look at
little
baby
's
adorable
thunder thighs
!
(as|) bald as an eagle
[phrase]
used to describe someone who is totally bald
Ex:
John's
been
shaving
his
head
for
years.
He's
as
bald
as
an
eagle.
(as|) bald as a cue ball
[phrase]
used to refer to someone who is completely bald
Ex:
As soon as
Mark
noticed
his
receding
hairline
,
he
knew
it
was
only
a
matter
of
time
before
he
became
bald
as
a
cue ball
.
thin on top
[phrase]
having less hair, particularly on the upper part of the head, often leading to baldness
Ex:
His
family
often
teases
him
about
going
thin
on
top
,
but
he
takes
it
in
good humor
.
in the raw
[phrase]
used to refer to someone who is not covered with any clothing
Ex:
After
a
long
day
at
the
beach
,
Emily
and
her
friends
enjoyed
a
refreshing
swim
in
the
ocean
,
feeling
the
freedom
of
being
in
the
raw
.
in the buff
[phrase]
in a state of complete nudity
Ex:
After
a
long
day
at work
,
Emma
likes
to
unwind
by
spending
some time
in
the
buff
,
enjoying
the
freedom
of
being
naked
in
the
comfort
of
her
own
home
.
(as|) blind as a bat
[phrase]
used to refer to someone who is unable to see well
Ex:
The
room
was
dark
,
and
he
was
as
blind
as
a
bat
trying
to
find
the
light switch
.
(as|) deaf as a post
[phrase]
completely lacking the ability to hear sounds
Ex:
Despite
his
friends
shouting
his
name
repeatedly
,
Mark
remained
oblivious
,
completely
deaf
as
a
post
to
their
calls
for
attention
.
to [talk] like a book
[phrase]
to talk in a manner that is very formal or complicated
Ex:
Despite
his
young
age
,
David
talks
like
a
book
when
discussing
literature
,
demonstrating
a
deep
appreciation
for
the
nuances
of
storytelling
and
character development
.
fresh (out of|from) {sth}
[phrase]
having just experienced something in particular
Ex:
They
are
fresh
from
a
difficult
exam
and
hoping
they
did
well
.