Easy as in emaciated Extremely thin or emaciated, as in having very little flesh or fat on the body. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Skin And Bones'
The old tree, worn by time, stood in the garden, now nothing but skin and bones.
The ghostly figure in the haunted tale was described as being skin and bones.
The winter landscape revealed the trees, stripped of leaves, appearing skin and bones against the snowy backdrop.
The old scarecrow in the field had become nothing but skin and bones over the years.
The once flourishing garden, neglected for months, now had plants that were mere skin and bones.
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