a. Obs. rare–1. [f. THIN a.: see -MOST.] Thinnest.
1644. Nye, Gunnery (1670), 83. If this Peece were fortified … onely so much, as the thinmost part of the metall is.
1884. R. F. Burton, tr. Camoens’ Lyricks, Sonn. xliii. 10.
| The tristful dying of my Love-in-grief, | |
| Already thinnèd to the thinmost thread. |
