thin out



thin out

to spread out; to become less dense. The trees began to thin out as we got higher up the mountain. The crowd began to thin out as we got a little farther from the theater.
See also: out, thin

thin something out

to make something less dense; to scatter something. You will have to thin the young plants out, because there is not room for all of them. Can you thin out these young plants?
See also: out, thin

thin out

v.
1. To make something less dense or concentrated: A harsh winter thinned out the herd of deer. The chef thinned the sauce out with water.
2. To become less dense or concentrated: The air thinned out as we climbed up the mountain.
See also: out, thin

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Tezcatlipoca-Aztec and Toltec Mythology
JaidaJAY-dəEnglish (Modern)
SalomÉsə-loo-ME (Portuguese)French, Spanish, Portuguese
ÀLex-Catalan
Avto-Georgian
ÁEdÁN-Ancient Irish, Irish Mythology